pour it over meatloaf?
meatball subs..
Any ideas for using up spaghetti sauce other than eating spaghetti? I love it, but trying to come up with other uses for Ragu, lol.
pour it over meatloaf?
meatball subs..
My favorite: Generic Stuffed Peppers w/o the peppers lol - This is a quick, easy make meal:
In my house this feeds me and DH
1 bag of Steamfresh Rice
1 cup of browned ground beef (I cook up batches of ground beef and freeze portions in plastic baggies that I can quickly microwave and add to meals)
1 cup of Spaghetti Sauce (more or less to your liking)
Onions, Peppers, Salt, Pepper to your liking (like I said, I don't like the texture of Peppers (or onions) cooked so I use onion powder, skip the peppers and just a pinch of salt and pepper.
Cook the rice per instructions (microwave for 4 1/2 minutes I think)
Heat the sauce in microwave for about 1 minute (maybe more/less depending on your microwave and the amount of sauce. It helps to stir sauce about 1/2 way through too)
Heat up ground beef -or- cook and drain and add veggies/seasonings
Voila -Dinner is served in less than 10 minutes!
make lasagna
Use it with bread sticks (as a marinara)
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Could it be adapted for tomato soup or a vegetable soup?
Renee
That sounds good. I'll have to try it. Thanks for the ideas.
homemade beefaroni w/ some free after Qs, elbow noodles.
Duh! Pizza! How could I forget that? Have you tried it over chicken breasts? I season, then cover with saran wrap and pound til they're even, then lightly brown in olive oil. Put a little of the sauce in the bottom of a baking pan, put more over each piece of chicken, bake about 15 minutes. Top with a hunk of mozzarella, provolone or Muenster cheese, some Parmesan and some basil. Yum.
Also Beef parmesan or an Italian meatloaf. I used to make one where you took the meat and pressed it out on a baking sheet or wax paper into a rectangle. Then you combined shredded mozzarella, parmesan, garlic salt and basil in a small bowl and put it on the rectangle at one end, leaving an inch or so on all edges. Then roll up like a jellyroll and place in pan to bake. Can't get more specific since I have lost the recipe.
This topic interested me too so I did some looking around:
Super Simple Sloppy Joes:
Brown up equal parts hamburger and bulk sausage, add some chopped onions, and bell peppers. Stir in your favorite pasta sauce and heat. Spoon onto rolls/buns.
Sweet and Sour Dogs:
Bring 4 cups thin sliced onions, 1 cup pasta sauce, ˝ cup water, and 2 tbsp brown sugar to a boil; cover and simmer 40 min. Serve over hot dogs or add hot dogs and simmer for another 4-5 min.
Short Cut Cream of Tomato Soup:
Sauté fresh herbs of choice in butter; add 1 jar pasta sauce, 2 cups water, ˝ cup heavy cream and a pinch of nutmeg. Simmer for 5 min.
Minestrone Soup - Boil 1 jar pasta sauce and 5 cups water. Stir in cooked small pasta, chopped mixed vegetables, canned beans and grated Parmesan cheese; cook until vegetables are tender.
More ideas from same site as recipe above:
Pillaging With Buffie: Uses For Spaghetti Sauce
Renee
I recently used Ragu on homemade pizzas.
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I use it for meatball subs and chicken parmagian