This might be the first time in history that those two topics are juxtaposed!
The Blog tech went to a horror festival in Erie, Pa. and all I got was this crummy bat. Just teasing...I love my bat BT!!!! Thanks for thinking of dear old mom!
I don't even know where to start when describing this recipe. It is just the most outstanding spaghetti recipe ever.
I began by making my bolognese sauce. The recipe for it is on the sidebar. You can use any kind of spaghetti sauce you like.
I sprayed all of the ramekins with cooking spray.
Then I boiled the spaghetti just until it is al dente. Do not overcook the pasta because it will continue to cook in the oven.
Mix the sauce with the spaghetti. I used about two pounds of pasta. You can cut this recipe in half to make less.
Melt too sticks of butter in a heavy pot.
Add a cup of flour.
Whisk the butter and flour for a few minutes.
Add some salt and pepper and nutmeg.
Stir in about 2 quarts of whole milk.
Oops...here's the nutmeg picture.
At this point your spaghetti should look like this.
Next stir in a log of goat cheese and some grated asiago or parmesan cheese.
Mix half of the cheesy bechamel mixture into the spaghetti.
Starting to look good?
Place the spaghetti into the ramekins. I made one large one and several small ones.
Top them with the remaining bechamel sauce.
Sprinkle them with parmesan cheese. Place in a 375 degree oven and cook until golden on top. Approximately 30 minutes.
Don't knock this until you've tried it.
This takes spaghetti to a whole new level.
Everyone that tried this agreed that they had never eaten better spaghetti.
You should try this soon.
My leaves are beginning to change!
***Remember to enter the giveaway by clicking the Teddy's Treats button on my sidebar.
The Blog tech went to a horror festival in Erie, Pa. and all I got was this crummy bat. Just teasing...I love my bat BT!!!! Thanks for thinking of dear old mom!
I don't even know where to start when describing this recipe. It is just the most outstanding spaghetti recipe ever.
I began by making my bolognese sauce. The recipe for it is on the sidebar. You can use any kind of spaghetti sauce you like.
I sprayed all of the ramekins with cooking spray.
Then I boiled the spaghetti just until it is al dente. Do not overcook the pasta because it will continue to cook in the oven.
Mix the sauce with the spaghetti. I used about two pounds of pasta. You can cut this recipe in half to make less.
Melt too sticks of butter in a heavy pot.
Add a cup of flour.
Whisk the butter and flour for a few minutes.
Add some salt and pepper and nutmeg.
Stir in about 2 quarts of whole milk.
Oops...here's the nutmeg picture.
At this point your spaghetti should look like this.
Next stir in a log of goat cheese and some grated asiago or parmesan cheese.
Mix half of the cheesy bechamel mixture into the spaghetti.
Starting to look good?
Place the spaghetti into the ramekins. I made one large one and several small ones.
Top them with the remaining bechamel sauce.
Sprinkle them with parmesan cheese. Place in a 375 degree oven and cook until golden on top. Approximately 30 minutes.
Don't knock this until you've tried it.
This takes spaghetti to a whole new level.
Everyone that tried this agreed that they had never eaten better spaghetti.
You should try this soon.
My leaves are beginning to change!
***Remember to enter the giveaway by clicking the Teddy's Treats button on my sidebar.
Comments
With those ingredients it can´t be anything than delicious!!
Have a great day now!
Christer.
thank you for this...and the bat...how nice to say you got a bat as a gift!
the title of this post is hysterical...very clever.
and that bat is awesome!!
I'm sitting here with my mouth all watery.
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