Hi Susan - This recipe has been modified since Mr. TLRT's heart attack last summer ..... beef is no longer welcome at The Little Round Table and to tell you the truth I can't tell the difference with the lean ground turkey.
Red Sauce With Lean Ground Turkey
There is no real recipe for this red sauce, there is a list of ingredients that vary with what's in season and what I still have available from last year's garden. 1 - 1 1/2 pounds Ground lean turkey 1 med onion diced (garden fresh if available) 1 1/2 large bell peppers, red and/or orange (1/2 C diced, 1 cup in thin strips) 1 C chopped celery 2 tablespoons fresh oregano 2 dried hot chilies salt and pepper to taste Your own tomato sauce or store bought 1 Cup of Water Freshly grated Parmesan Pasta of your choice, this time I used rotini
Saute turkey in a tiny bit of oil, diced onion, 1/2 C diced bell pepper, chopped celery, crumble chilis over mixture add oregano, salt and pepper to taste, stir in tomato sauce + 1 Cup Water and simmer for 1-3 hours. Prepare pasta, top with sauce, add the still crunchy strips of sweet peppers( I flash fry these at the end ), add parmesan and enjoy!
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Thank you so much for the recipe! I took some time off from blogville and am just now beginning to get back into the swing of things. I'm so happy your husband is doing well!! I prayed mightily for him and you and will continue to do so. I do miss the forum, though. I added more pieces to my collection of Persimmon Fiesta (I LOVE that shade of orange...Auburn University Orange...LOL) and a couple more vintage tablecloths. Hugs, Susan
What a scrumptious looking dinner and it looks wonderful on your awesome dishes too! Oh Candy, your photographs are so vivid and truly brilliant! Thanks for sharing your recipe, it's printing right now!
Okay, we really need the recipe!! You've made me so hungry! Love the colorful table, too!
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Susan
P.S. Where did the Forum move? I miss it.
Hi Susan - This recipe has been modified since Mr. TLRT's heart attack last summer ..... beef is no longer welcome at The Little Round Table and to tell you the truth I can't tell the difference with the lean ground turkey.
ReplyDeleteRed Sauce With Lean Ground Turkey
There is no real recipe for this red sauce, there is a list of ingredients that vary with what's
in season and what I still have available from last year's garden.
1 - 1 1/2 pounds Ground lean turkey
1 med onion diced (garden fresh if available)
1 1/2 large bell peppers, red and/or orange
(1/2 C diced, 1 cup in thin strips)
1 C chopped celery
2 tablespoons fresh oregano
2 dried hot chilies
salt and pepper to taste
Your own tomato sauce or store bought
1 Cup of Water
Freshly grated Parmesan
Pasta of your choice, this time I used rotini
Saute turkey in a tiny bit of oil, diced onion, 1/2 C diced bell pepper, chopped celery, crumble chilis over
mixture add oregano, salt and pepper to taste, stir in tomato sauce + 1 Cup Water and simmer for 1-3 hours. Prepare pasta, top with sauce, add the still crunchy strips of sweet peppers( I flash fry these at the end ), add parmesan and enjoy!
The forum wasn't being used so I removed it from the template. Here's a direct link to it:
http://the-little-round-table-forum.965860.n3.nabble.com/
Thank you so much for the recipe! I took some time off from blogville and am just now beginning to get back into the swing of things.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy your husband is doing well!! I prayed mightily for him and you and will continue to do so.
I do miss the forum, though. I added more pieces to my collection of Persimmon Fiesta (I LOVE that shade of orange...Auburn University Orange...LOL) and a couple more vintage tablecloths.
Hugs,
Susan
Looks delish! So glad you posted the recipe too : ) Love the fiesta colored dishes on this table, too~
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What a scrumptious looking dinner and it looks wonderful on your awesome dishes too! Oh Candy, your photographs are so vivid and truly brilliant! Thanks for sharing your recipe, it's printing right now!
ReplyDeleteNancy
Looks delish! Are those rice bowls that "caged" up?
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