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Meal of the Month: Mouthwatering Red Sweet Pepper Spaghetti with Meat

Meal of the Month: Mouthwatering Red Sweet Pepper Spaghetti with Meat

You’re in for a treat with this sumptuous stir-fry! It’s a perfect combination of some of our favorite ingredients. You’ll even be able to use freshly grown peppers and chilis from your Smart Garden 3 or Smart Garden 9.


Clear your schedule, invite some friends over and cook up a storm. Bon Appétit...


Ingredients:


- Two pieces of entrecôte (suggested 200g total)


- Salt & Pepper


- Garlic


- Peppers (suggested 200g)


- Chilis


- Mushrooms (suggested 200g)


- Broccoli (suggested 1 bundle)


- Pasta/Noodles


(Feel free to experiment with different quantities of each ingredient, depending on your preferences).



Instructions:


- Dry two pieces of entrecôte with kitchen towel and season with salt and pepper.


- Heat the pan until the oil begins to smoke and sear the beef on both sides. Let rest before cutting.



- Slice the garlic, peppers, chili and chop the mushrooms and broccoli. Bring water to a boil and blanch the broccoli. Drain and cool.



- Boil the pasta/noodles to al dente. Drain.



- Heat a wok pan with some oil and quickly stir fry the veggies. Add the noodles and stir in the sliced beef. Season. Serve.



- You could even add some oyster sauce and a splash of rice vinegar.




A big thank you to Getter Madison, for this excellent recipe. For more inspiration and recipes by Getter, be sure to check out her website and Instagram page.


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