Simple Way to Prepare Speedy Nicole's Simple Spaghetti
by Mable Floyd
Nicole's Simple Spaghetti
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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have nicole's simple spaghetti using 22 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Nicole's Simple Spaghetti:
Prepare Main Ingredients
Prepare 1 1/2 lb Lean ground beef- 93/7
Prepare 1 can 29oz Tomato sauce
Get 1 can 4oz Italian herb Tomato paste
Make ready 6 each Sliced button or crimini mushrooms
Take 1/4 large Yellow or Red onion- diced
Make ready 1 tbsp butter or olive oil
Make ready 1 clove minced garlic or garlic paste
Make ready 1 lb Spaghetti pasta
Take Sesonings
Make ready 1 tbsp Salt for pasta water
Get 1 tsp Garlic powder
Make ready 1 tsp Onion powder
Take 1/2 tsp Black pepper
Prepare 1/4 tsp McCormick Italian seasoning blend
Get 1 envelope McCormick Thick n Zesty Spaghetti Seasoning
Make ready 1/2 tsp salt
Get Optional additions and serving suggestions
Take 1 dash grated parmesean cheese topping per serving
Get 1 pinch chopped flat leaf parsley or basil added on top when served
Get 1 can diced tomatoes in garlic olive oil for a chunky sauce added at time of sauce.
Get 1 Serve with crusty french or garlic bread and a crisp salad. Caprasi salad also goes great!
Instructions to make Nicole's Simple Spaghetti:
Begin by putting a large pasta pot full of water on high heat to boil.
In the meantime dice the onion and slice the mushrooms. Set aside.
Place a skillet (10-12 in.) on med-hi heat, add the ground beef in a even layer to the skillet and spinkle evenly with garlic powder, onion powder, salt, pepper, and italian seasoning. Brown the seasoned ground beef and break into crumbles with a spatula. (a potato masher works great here also!) Once brown, drain off any excess fat drippings.
Turn heat on ground beef crumbles to low-med and add the Tomato suace, Tomato paste, (diced tomatoes if using), and McCormick seasoning package. Stir or whisk sauce until blended, cover and simmer until needed. Stirring occasionally.
By now your pasta water should be boiling. Add the 1tbls. of salt to the pasta water and stir, then add spaghetti pasta and stir to prevent sticking. Do Not add oil to your pasta water as this will make the pasta repel your sauce! Continue stirring occasionally to prevent sticking and cook according to timing on package, usually about 10 minutes.
While your pasta cooking: In a small skillet heat oil or butter and add onions. Sweat the onions until translucent. Next add mushrooms and garlic and saute until tender. place in a small bowl to serve on side (I have pickey eaters) or add to sauce if desired.
Once your spaghetti is cooked to aldente or desired tenderness, drain off the water. Do Not rinse your pasta, you will rinse away the startches that help hold the sauce to it!
Remove sauce from heat.
In a large serving bowl pour half your sauce into the bottom of your bowl, next pour in spaghetti pasta, then top with remaining sauce. Toss sauce and spaghetti together with tongs until all pasta is coated and sauce is incorporated.
To serve: place pasta in a nest on plate. Top with optional parmesean cheese and herbs if desired and serve with recommended sides.
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