Notes
I've seen plenty of recipes for Spaghetti Bakes in various community cookbooks. Its a good way to bridge the gap between spaghetti and lasagna, especially if you have mozarella or other white cheese in danger of going south.
Apologies for the rough counts: the four measures counted should, with the onion and garlic, fill a target casserole pretty fully. Scale accordingly.
Ingredients
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1
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onion,
sliced 1/2" thick
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3-4 cloves
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garlic,
per serving
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2 Tbl
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olive oil
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2 measures
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spaghetti noodles
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1 measure
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spaghetti sauce
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1/2-1 measure
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mozarella cheese
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1/2 -1 measure
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mushrooms
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Parmesan or other dry salty cheese,
to taste
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Preparation
The assemblage is best made in a ceramic, high-heat container where one can best glaze the onion. Arrange whole onion slices and the garlic at the bottom of the casserole and cover with a few dashes olive oil. Glaze/char onion at high heat, 10-15 minutes with a turn midway through for the onions.
Remove casserole from heat and allow to cool sufficiently to allow layering of spaghetti, sauce, mushroom, and cheeses. Bake at 350F for 15-20 minutes or until bubbling.
Primary Category:
Main Dishes
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Source:
HRS Test Kitchen, 2009.
Copyright (c) 2001-2012,
William Pollock, Sacramento, California.
EatHappy.Core revision: 3.25