Spaghetti Anyone?
By Jessa Andres
@JMAndres (702)
Zamboanga City, Philippines
April 8, 2016 4:22am CST
On my gradma's birthday I was the one assigned to cook the spaghetti. I am not an expert in cooking but my mom want to train me for future references. :) The spaghetti I cook was just the usually spaghetti recipe. :)
For the sauce I used an Italian style spaghetti sauce mixed it with cooked ground beef, hotdogs, cheese and a little cream to make it creamy. Then I seasoned it to taste good. :)
On cooking the pasta I just boil it in a water mixed with pepper and oil. And when the pasta was done I mixed it with the sauce and add a little cheese on top. :)
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9 responses
@epiffanie (11326)
• Australia
8 Apr 16
Your spaghetti looks delicious ! .. And you know, one thing I learned from the Italians is not to put oil in the water when you boil the noodles because it prevents the sauce being absorbed .. I used to put oil too but now, I just drain it and put a bit of sauce straight away to prevent them from sticking to one another..
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
8 Apr 16
@epiffanie so you just boil the pasta in water? no salt?
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
8 Apr 16
@JMAndres it seems like we have to cook the sauce first
@JMAndres (702)
• Zamboanga City, Philippines
8 Apr 16
Really? I once tried not putting oil in the water once because I forgot and when I drain the pasta and left it for a while to finish cooking the sauce. When I place the pasta on the sauce the pasta stick with one another. :( Maybe it is because of the pasta I used or maybe it is because it took me a while to finish cooking the sauce. :) I'll try your style next time. :)
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
8 Apr 16
I love that Italian style spaghetti sauce, the one in the can that we can buy in our country but my family loves the Filipino style so majority always wins
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
8 Apr 16
@hereandthere Del Monte makes both Italian and Filipino style, excuse me, they are available in aluminum packs not cans
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
8 Apr 16
@louievill can you share what brand is that canned italian style spaghetti sauce?
@jmadres we prefer it sour, too.
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but i havent tried cooking it myself.
@JMAndres (702)
• Zamboanga City, Philippines
8 Apr 16
@MGjhaud hahaha. desperate and alone? Don't cook when your desperate, the food won't taste good. I tried cooking when I was desperate and the result wasn't good. :) For me the outcome of our cooking really depends on our mood. :) If your desperate eat Ice cream. hahaha :)
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
8 Apr 16
pepper and oil, not salt and oil?
how much cream do you put in it?
we don't put hotdog, but we put veggies.
@JonnyRich (157)
• Blackburn, England
8 Apr 16
Looks good that... Wouldn't mind some of that at the min I'm starving haha breakfast here I come.
@JonnyRich (157)
• Blackburn, England
8 Apr 16
@JMAndres I'm thinking a fry up sausage bacon and eggs its a traditional English breakfast and if I was closer id be round to your house for some of that pasta haha
@JMAndres (702)
• Zamboanga City, Philippines
8 Apr 16
@JonnyRich I'll build a teleporting device for you someday. hahaha :) Wow it sounds delicious, I really like bacon. :)
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@JMAndres (702)
• Zamboanga City, Philippines
9 Apr 16
hahaha. Thank you :) unfortunately no spaghetti left. haha :)
@JMAndres (702)
• Zamboanga City, Philippines
11 Apr 16
I like garlic bread especially with lasagna. But unfortunately I don't know how to make it. haha :)
@JMAndres (702)
• Zamboanga City, Philippines
8 Apr 16
Really? Why you never taste any? You don't like pasta? :)
