Kid’s Meal
A “Kids’ Meal” in my house has a totally different meaning than the one advertised at McDonalds. At my house it is my spaghetti. I have yet to receive a complaint about this meal. Tonight I am taking you on a pictorial of the making of the “Kid’s Meal”.
Let start with the sides which my darling daughter made.
Cheese filled crescent rolls.
Cheese filled crescent rolls.
My spaghetti sauce must begin with beautiful spinach form the garden….
You can add you favorite seasoning here. I like to add garlic powder and Italian seasoning. Sometimes crushed red pepper or parmesan cheese.
get some of this…yes the pasta cooking liquid and pour it in the blender. Set an additinal cup aside.
Pre-cooked ground meat already cooked as part as my freezer cooking routine makes this meal a super time saver.(more about that at a later date)
Reheat

I like to still be able to identify the spinach. When I first began making this sauce I would puree until the spinach turend the sauce green. Either way taste great.

Drain the noodles. Add the meat noodles and sauce to a large pot. Mix well and serve. You could also omit the mixing of the meat, pasta and sauce and simply serve the sauce over the meat and noodles.
Served with bread and dessert.
The perfect kids meal without the toy.
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This post has 6 comments
February 17th, 2009
fantastic!!!!
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February 17th, 2009
You had me at cheese filled crescent rolls!
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February 17th, 2009
I love the pictures that you put with it! I’m kinda hungry now… I think I know what I’ll make for dinner!
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February 17th, 2009
Sounds good! I will have to try that sometime.
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February 17th, 2009
Looks great, my kids love spaghetti!
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February 17th, 2009
What a yummy tackle:-)
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