Spaghetti Dish*
The whole pot
-1/2 lb. spaghetti (any shape pasta works well)
-1/2 package bacon (not deer, but turkey is great & retains its crispiness the next day)
-2-3 onions (these are optional; Mama wisely added them in recent years)
-1 T butter**
-1/2 c. milk**
-3 eggs**
-1-2 T Italian seasoning
Close-up shot in all its yumminess!
-Cook the bacon & crumble it once it's cooled down, then sauté the onions in the same skillet. When the onions are almost ready, boil the spaghetti.
-While the spaghetti is boiling, beat together the eggs, milk, & Italian seasoning (I do this in my measuring cup, so as to cut down on dirty cookware).
-Drain the spaghetti, return it to the pot, & add the butter, stirring to thoroughly coat the pasta.
-Pour in the milk mixture, stir to coat the pasta, & replace the lid to cook the eggs. It might be necessary to turn the eye on low to speed up the process. If so, stir often to prevent sticking.
-Add the crumbled bacon & caramelized onions & stir together.
-Serve it up topped with Parmesan cheese. Of course, garlic bread & a salad go nicely.
*I discovered a few years ago that, although our family recipe is a little different, this is a legitimate Italian dish, called Spaghetti Carbonara.
**We've just begun using farm fresh eggs, whole milk & butter, & let me tell you, it puts this meal right over the top! We highly recommend it!!
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