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I miss good old spaghetti and meat sauce, since it's been long gone from restaurants, (at least good spaghetti that is) so I've been making it more often. It's a dish that can be made many basic ways like beef stew, so I thought I'd ask how everyone else here makes it. I know everyone will give a different answer. Here's one way I make it:
one 28 oz. can of diced tomatos not drained (830 ml)
one 700 ml jar of 4 cheese tomato sauce (25 oz.)
one 156 ml can of tomato paste (5.5 oz.)
one 284 ml can of sliced mushrooms (10 oz.)
1 packet of powdered spaghetti mix (without following instructions on package
)
2 pounds of ground beef (450 grams)
1 onion
1 or two cloves garlic
3 stalks of celery
I saute the onions and celery, garlic and mushrooms and put them in a pot with the tomatos, sauce and paste. Then I brown the ground beef and put it in the pot, bring to boil and let simmer for an hour and a half. I'll throw in some other spices including a dash of pepper sauce, salt to taste and then serve on the spaghetti.
How about you?
one 28 oz. can of diced tomatos not drained (830 ml)
one 700 ml jar of 4 cheese tomato sauce (25 oz.)
one 156 ml can of tomato paste (5.5 oz.)
one 284 ml can of sliced mushrooms (10 oz.)
1 packet of powdered spaghetti mix (without following instructions on package
2 pounds of ground beef (450 grams)
1 onion
1 or two cloves garlic
3 stalks of celery
I saute the onions and celery, garlic and mushrooms and put them in a pot with the tomatos, sauce and paste. Then I brown the ground beef and put it in the pot, bring to boil and let simmer for an hour and a half. I'll throw in some other spices including a dash of pepper sauce, salt to taste and then serve on the spaghetti.