Killer Spaghetti
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 6
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 0.0
- Total Fat: 0.0 g
- Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
- Sodium: 0.0 mg
- Total Carbs: 0.0 g
- Dietary Fiber: 0.0 g
- Protein: 0.0 g
View full nutritional breakdown of Killer Spaghetti calories by ingredient
Introduction
This spaghetti is to die for. I made it once for a date night in. My boyfriend raved about it and asked me to make it for his friends. He said he has not had spaghetti like this before. I made it for his friends who introduced their selves as: "So you're the one who makes killer spaghetti?" This is how it got it's name and has stuck as a raved recipe over the last decade.Your family will love my Italian version of Spaghetti. It's fully of flavor and the nice part about it is you can make it more saucy or more meaty. Whichever to your liking. If you don't want it too meaty, add more sauce. If you want it more meaty add less sauce. This spaghetti is to die for. I made it once for a date night in. My boyfriend raved about it and asked me to make it for his friends. He said he has not had spaghetti like this before. I made it for his friends who introduced their selves as: "So you're the one who makes killer spaghetti?" This is how it got it's name and has stuck as a raved recipe over the last decade.
Your family will love my Italian version of Spaghetti. It's fully of flavor and the nice part about it is you can make it more saucy or more meaty. Whichever to your liking. If you don't want it too meaty, add more sauce. If you want it more meaty add less sauce.
Number of Servings: 6
Ingredients
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1 Lb of ground beef
1 Table spoon of butter
1 box of Linguine
1 Cup of Jimmy Deans Original Sausage Links Chopped
1 large onion chopped
1 Table spoon of Olive Oil
Salt
1/2 cup of green pepper chopped
2 Table spoons of Laury's Seasoning Salt
1 1/2 Table spoon of crushed red pepper
2 table spoons of garlic powder
Your favorite glass jar of pasta sauce (not canned)
Parmesan Cheese (for topping)
Directions
Makes about 8 servings
1) Melt butter in a deep fry pan on medium heat
2) Add chopped onion and green pepper to fry pan
3) Cook for about 8 minutes
4) Add ground beef and sausage to vegetable mixture and cook on medium heat until brown- no longer pink. While beef is cooking, break up meat with your spoon until in small chunks (about pea sized). Stir beef mixture occasionally. Drain meat mixture when no longer pink and return to pan
5) Pour jar of pasta sauce, seasoning salt, crushed red pepper, and garlic, into meat mixture. Stir until mixed. Let simmer while you make your pasta. but stirring occasionally.
6) Make Linguine according to box instructions
7)) Add a dash of salt to water
8) When you drain your pasta return to pot and add
1 table spoon of olive oil to pasta. Stir until well coated.
Serving Instructions:
Serve meat sauce on top of pasta with a dash of Parmesan cheese
Serves well with Garlic Bread and a side salad
Number of Servings: 6
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user KAY08439.
1) Melt butter in a deep fry pan on medium heat
2) Add chopped onion and green pepper to fry pan
3) Cook for about 8 minutes
4) Add ground beef and sausage to vegetable mixture and cook on medium heat until brown- no longer pink. While beef is cooking, break up meat with your spoon until in small chunks (about pea sized). Stir beef mixture occasionally. Drain meat mixture when no longer pink and return to pan
5) Pour jar of pasta sauce, seasoning salt, crushed red pepper, and garlic, into meat mixture. Stir until mixed. Let simmer while you make your pasta. but stirring occasionally.
6) Make Linguine according to box instructions
7)) Add a dash of salt to water
8) When you drain your pasta return to pot and add
1 table spoon of olive oil to pasta. Stir until well coated.
Serving Instructions:
Serve meat sauce on top of pasta with a dash of Parmesan cheese
Serves well with Garlic Bread and a side salad
Number of Servings: 6
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user KAY08439.
Member Ratings For This Recipe
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SPARQUEE
I would not add olive oil or any kind of oil to the pasta. From what I've read about making spaghetti, the sauce will not cling to the noodles if there is oil on them. You should not rinse the noodles with water after cooking either - 4/27/10
Reply from KAY08439 (4/27/10)
Yes you're right I don't rinse with water. The little amount of oil was just to keep the pasta from sticking, but you can omit the olive oil.
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GERRIHAN654
The best way to keep pasta from sticking is to bring it back to the boil as rapidly as possible and stir it. Oil doesn't really help. It kind of floats there. I have made something similar with Italian turkey sausage. If you can find it, Newman's Own Sock-o-rooni Pasta sauce cuts the work in half. - 4/29/10
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SBOYKIN