No Pasta, Crunchy, Spaghetti
photo by ladypit
- Ready In:
- 25mins
- Ingredients:
- 3
- Serves:
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4-6
ingredients
- 1 lb ground turkey, frozen or fresh
- 1 (16 ounce) jar spaghetti sauce
- 1 head iceberg lettuce
directions
- In a skillet, brown the ground turkey,.
- Heat the spaghetti sauce and add turkey.
- Make an Iceberg Salad with your favorite ingredients AND Italian (vinegar/oil) dressing.
- Toss the salad into the spaghetti sauce.
- Heat the sauce some more and serve medium hot.
- Yummy!
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Reviews
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Well, this was a pleasant suprise! I really enjoyed the crunch of salad with hot spagetti sauce. I made my sauce with cooked chopped eggplant instead of the meat and added lots of extra veggies to my salad. Next time I may try cutting my lettuce into thin strips to be more like spagetti! Very good idea dr stever!
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This one was just so different that I had to try it. I scaled it back to 1 serving and made it for lunch. I'm not generally a "meat in my sauce" kind of a girl so I used some frozen soy crumbles instead of the turkey. I then added some leftover sauce I had in the fridge. To some prebagged salad I had in the fridge I added a balsamic vinegar/olive oil dressing. Then I stood at the stove for a minute because I could not get myself to add the salad to the pan. But I did, and it was very good. Not the prettiest looking meal, but very tasty. The balsamic worked beautifully with the sauce. I think next time I may put some balsamic on the lettuce but leave off the oil. Thanks for a neat one to try!
Tweaks
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This one was just so different that I had to try it. I scaled it back to 1 serving and made it for lunch. I'm not generally a "meat in my sauce" kind of a girl so I used some frozen soy crumbles instead of the turkey. I then added some leftover sauce I had in the fridge. To some prebagged salad I had in the fridge I added a balsamic vinegar/olive oil dressing. Then I stood at the stove for a minute because I could not get myself to add the salad to the pan. But I did, and it was very good. Not the prettiest looking meal, but very tasty. The balsamic worked beautifully with the sauce. I think next time I may put some balsamic on the lettuce but leave off the oil. Thanks for a neat one to try!
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Retired, Mr. MOM