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One-Pan Dirty Spaghetti | Food Wishes

I’m going to show you how to make New Orleans-inspired dirty spaghetti in one pan, which not only means fewer dishes to clean, but the pasta actually absorbs more flavor than if it was boiled separately in water. Ground beef, andouille sausage, and lots of vegetables and seasonings makes the spaghetti “dirty,” and one of the most delicious pastas you will ever eat. Enjoy!

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37 Comments

  1. I have been eating this and variations of this for a million years. Add more broth and it becomes a noodle soup.

  2. Gonna try. Looks good
    I’d a been flipping that spaghetti in the pan like nobody’s business!!🤦‍♂️😂😂

  3. For 1 or 2 person meals, I think I would make the base, cool, divide and freeze portions for use later, then when ready, just add the pasta in as shown, and with the pasta, some chopped fresh tomatoes. this looks good

  4. Chef John, will you please teach us some delicious recipes for maximum nutrition and minimum cost? Groceries are a mint these days.

  5. His speech timing with the up and down seems like a roller coaster ride and I'm curious as to where this person grew up in the world.

  6. I have a wonder? Is there any other garnish other than green onions or parsley that you can put in your savory dishes? I feel like those are both so beyond over done on dishes. Not that they're bad, just that they're used all the time by on-screen chefs and cooks.

  7. The real Dirty Spaghetti recipe from the South involves using an unwashed pan to absorb the extra seasoning

  8. Thanks! 👍 Personally, I always add some tomatoes, and a tiny bit of ketchup.

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