Fay's One Pot Macaroni and Mince

"This is something I make. It is my own concoction. I add vegetables to this too sometimes but the meat is compulsory at my home. DH and DS love this. I omit the tomato too sometimes and make a dryish onion and garlic based dish which is also very good. The spices can be adjusted to suit your taste. Anything goes in this for me as I do not make the same recipe again without tweaking (very bad habit but cannot be helped I am like that only)so I am writing out of memory and what appeals to me right now. So feel free to"
 
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Ready In:
50mins
Ingredients:
22
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Wash the mince and drain well.
  • Saute 2 onions and 1 1/2 tblsp ginger and the garlic in 1 tsp oil till translucent.
  • Add the green chillies minced.
  • Now add the mince and all the spice powders except the cayenne.
  • Add salt to taste.Cook till almost done and dry and transfer to another pan.
  • Mix in the tomato paste or ketchup and set aside.
  • Add 1 tsp oil to the vessel again and saute the remaining onion and garlic till nice and golden brown.
  • Add some soya sauce/ sugar to help this process (a tsp or so- a trick I use to aid the onions in the process of frying).
  • Add the tomatoes chopped fine and stir well till they are incorporated.
  • Add the sesame seeds, the dried herb and the cayenne pepper powder.
  • Add the mince and stir.
  • Add the macaroni and the water.
  • add a little more salt to taste.
  • Bring to a boil.
  • Cover with a lid and simmer for 5-6 minutes till most of the water has been absorbed.
  • Mix and garnish with cliantro chopped and cheddar cheese grated.
  • Add tomato ketchup to taste if you think it necessary.

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  1. This provided us with a tasty meal-- zippy and satisfying ! I prepared this with basil, it went well with the other seasonings in my opinion. Particularly liked the crunch from the sesame seeds, too. I did have to simmer (step 15) for longer than 6 minutes in order for the water to absorb, more like 15 but that was no problem. Thanks for posting !
     
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