Recipe: Delicious I think I'm Italian spaghetti

I think I'm Italian spaghetti. Spaghetti with clams - Italian recipe. I'm Sonia and welcome to the GialloZafferano kitchen. Today we'll be preparing a classic Italian pasta dish.

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Ingredients of I think I'm Italian spaghetti

1. It's 1 lb of ground hamburger.
2. Prepare 1 box of Spaghetti noodles.
3. Prepare 1 small of bell pepper.
4. Prepare 1 head of onion, chopped.
5. Prepare 1 clove of Garlic.
6. Prepare 1 cup of brown sugar.
7. It's 2 can of tomato paste.
8. You need 1 can of chopped tomatoes.

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I think I'm Italian spaghetti instructions

1. Cook hamburger in a large skillet. Til it is brown and then drain and set aside..
2. Chop up Onion, bell pepper, onoin, and garlic..
3. Boil noddle in a large pot. I always throw a noddle on the wall. If it sticks they are done. 😘 drain noddles..
4. Mix all your ingredients in a large pot. And cook on low til nice and warm to eat..

It takes an already simple meal and makes it even quicker with less clean up! But I'm curious - you drop the lemon halves into the pasta but you're stirring it and leave it there? I am Italian and eat pasta everyday like there is no tomorrow! The number in all the long pasta, e.g. Spaghetti, Spaghettini, Linguine, Bucatini, Capellini, stand for I was convinced that the number on spaghetti packs was somehow related to their girth, the higher the number, the thicker the spaghetti.