Meatballs, Rich Tomato sauce with Garlic Spaghetti
Meatballs, Rich Tomato sauce with Garlic Spaghetti

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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook meatballs, rich tomato sauce with garlic spaghetti using 16 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Meatballs, Rich Tomato sauce with Garlic Spaghetti:
  1. Get 500 g pack lean steak mince
  2. Make ready Dried Oregano
  3. Make ready Dried Basil
  4. Get Dried Thyme
  5. Get Leaf Bay
  6. Take Black pepper
  7. Get 2 tins Plum tomatoes, chopped
  8. Get 1 red pepper from a jar of roasted peppers, finely chopped
  9. Prepare 5 sun-dried tomatoes, finely chopped
  10. Take 1 onion, finely chopped
  11. Take 6 cloves Garlic, macerated or finely chopped
  12. Prepare 60 g Spaghetti or other pasta per person
  13. Get Garlic Oil
  14. Make ready Rapeseed Oil
  15. Prepare Salt
  16. Make ready Black Pepper

Cook meatballs in tomato sauce In a large skillet pan add a generous drizzle of extra virgin olive oil. Add baked meatballs, tomato pure (clean the can/bottle with about a quarter cup water and add to the sauce). Add garlic cloves crushed with a flat knife, handful of fresh basil leaves and generous drizzle of dried oregano. Tip in the meatballs and gently stir to ensure they're fully coated in the sauce.

Steps to make Meatballs, Rich Tomato sauce with Garlic Spaghetti:
  1. Sauté onions in rapeseed oil until browned. Add garlic, stir briefly then add 1 scant tsp each of the dried herbs, Bay leaf, the red pepper and sundries tomato. Cook gently for a few minutes with the occasional stir. Add the tomatoes and chop up in the pan.
  2. While the sauce cooks, break down the mince, add 1 tsp Oregano and Basil and a good grind of black pepper. Mix together well and squeeze into a block. Form small balls, approx 1 dessert spoon full. Squeeze together and once made fry in some hot rapeseed oil to brown all over. Take care not to cook them fully otherwise they will dry out.
  3. Add the browned meatballs to the sauce, stir gently to coat, add some hot water to loosen if need be. Cover and simmer gently for 20 minutes. Make sure the sauce doesn’t get too dry. Check seasoning and add salt and pepper if needed.
  4. Place pasta into a large pan of boiling water. Stir and cook until al dente. Drain and drizzle with Garlic Oil. Stir some of the tomato sauce through to coat and then serve in a bowl topped with meatballs. (My pasta isn’t coated as my daughter dished up her way 😃) Either way -yummy!

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