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This is one of those off-the-wall recipes that just leaves you scratching your head and asking yourself, “But… why?” I don’t know how original it is, but I had a brainstorm today and just went with it.
Note: you will also need a large metal pizza pan and some parchment paper.
Cook the spaghetti per the package directions until it is just overdone (not al dente), drain in a colander and let cool for 20 minutes, tossing occasionally.
Cut a piece of parchment paper to cover the pizza pan completely.
Place the spaghetti on the parchment-covered pizza pan and arrange it in an even layer.
Refrigerate the pan for an hour or two to let the pasta set.
To make the “meatballs,” squeeze the sausage out of each link from each end, 1/4 at a time and roll gently in your hands to form small balls (the casing does most of the work). Each link should make four balls. Set the balls aside.
Heat a large skillet over medium heat then add a little oil.
Saute the meatballs until they are just browned on all sides, remove to a plate and set aside.
Return the pan to the heat and add a little more oil.
Season the peppers and onions with a little salt and pepper, then saute them until they are just tender. Set the pan aside.
Preheat your oven to 350º.
Slide the parchment off the pizza pan and oil the pan lightly.
Flip the spaghetti over onto the pizza pan and discard the parchment paper.
Spread the spaghetti sauce evenly over the top of the spaghetti.
Sprinkle the cheese evenly over the sauce.
Slice about 10 of the meatballs in half and distribute the halves evenly over the cheese. You will have some meatballs leftover.
Distribute the sauteed vegetables evenly over the cheese.
Sprinkle the basil over the top.
Bake the pizza for 30 minutes.
Let the pizza cool for about 10 minutes.
Slice into wedges, serve and enjoy!
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mommamomma on 9.8.2011
When I was growing up, a family friend invented a dish quite similar to this, but she called it “P’sghetti Pizza” because the kids couldn’t say spaghetti right She added an egg mixture (eggs & milk – like you would scrambled eggs) over the noodles to help it bind together some while it cooked, then topped it with various pizza toppings. It was really great stuff!
acrafton on 2.28.2010
Very similar to spaghetti pie. I think I need to try this.
MissLisa on 2.19.2010
This is amazingly good!!!!
debdaamazon on 2.16.2010
How could you go wrong with cheesy spaghetti?! Sounds delish!