I thought it would be fun to have a short post every so often having to do with a recipe. I originally found this recipe in a book I was putting away at work, but ended up modifying it a bit.
It includes:
- ground beef
- cheese tortellini (refrigerated at the store, not a dried bag)
- condensed french onion soup
- a cup of water
- canned diced tomatoes
The first thing you're going to do in a large pot is cook your ground beef until it's not pink. Then you're going to add the can of french onion soup, water, diced tomatoes and tortellini. I sort of just eye balled the water myself. Then, because I didn't feel like it was liquidy enough, added about half a can of chicken broth. My mom uses this for a lot of different things, just because it does add a lot of flavor.
I also added some spices: italian seasoning and red pepper.
Bring this to a boil and then cook for roughly ten minutes, or until the pasta is fully cooked.
I really liked the final product - it's also great for leftovers!
You can definitely modify the recipe even further, depending on taste. Here are some examples:
- use ground turkey instead of beef to make it more lean (or skip on the meat entirely if you want to go vegetarian)
- instead of chicken broth, vegetable broth would probably taste amazing as well
- add vegetables - zucchini, green beans, etc - to add a "health factor" to it.
- heck, even go for a different pasta entirely!
There are a lot of possibilities! I hope you enjoyed the post and if you try the recipe, I hope you enjoy that as well! Let me know if you tried anything different!
Until next time,
Rose
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