Cincinnati Chili is an east coast dish that is easy on the budget an a quick meal for the family. Following the Chili recipe from the cooking blog, you add pasta and dices tomatoes to the recipe. That's it! Add your favorite cheese and you have a quick and delicious meal. This is also a great way to avoid throwing out your leftover chili and saving some money.
Ingredients
Chili
Pasta - Try them all. I personally like Spaghetti
Diced tomatoes (Fire Roasted In Garlic)
Green or Sweet Onions (Optional)
Directions.
Prepare the pasta. Drain and keep in the pan. Add the chili and diced tomatoes and reheat for a few minutes until the tomatoes and chili are the same temperature as the pasta. Remove from the stove and serve.
Note: I have sprinkled green onions or a sweet onion on top for flavor. As with any recipe, experiment to your liking.
Ingredients:
Angel Hair Pasta 1/2 lb.
1lb of Medium Shrimp - Peeled and Veined
2 cloves fresh garlic (Minced)
1 tsp Crushed Sea Salt
1 tsp Crushed Pepper
Utica Crushed Pepper Flakes (Finely Crushed Red Pepper)
1 tsp of Lemon Peel
1/4 Parsley
1/3 cup Asiago Cheese (Parmesan is a good also)
Cook the angel hair pasta as directed. Using extra virgin olive oil, cook the shrimp over a medium heat. Add the seasonings and garlic and sauté for 2-3 minutes. After the shrimp is sautéed, add the broth or wine, then the lemon peel and juice. Cook for another 2-3 minutes. Add another tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil towards the end. Take off the stove and mix with the angel hair pasta. Add the cheese as you would like. (Adding the cheese after all the ingredients are mixed allows for the pasta to cool down a bit and avoid clumping of the cheese) There you have it, an easy meal in 20 minutes that is simply delicious.