Spaghetti Neapolitana

This ketchup-flavored version is known in Japan as 'spaghetti napolitan'. Although the name is derived from the Italian city of Naples. Everyone likes this taste in Japan.
I used 1.7mm sized spaghetti. For this recipe, more than 1.6mm sized spaghetti is better because they get coated with tomato sauce well. Adjust the proper timing of cooking the sauce by calculating estimated cooking time of spaghetti.
Spaghetti Neapolitana
This ketchup-flavored version is known in Japan as 'spaghetti napolitan'. Although the name is derived from the Italian city of Naples. Everyone likes this taste in Japan.
I used 1.7mm sized spaghetti. For this recipe, more than 1.6mm sized spaghetti is better because they get coated with tomato sauce well. Adjust the proper timing of cooking the sauce by calculating estimated cooking time of spaghetti.
Steps
- 1
Prepare a large pot of boiling water for the spaghetti and cook according to the directions on the package.
- 2
Meanwhile, melt butter in a sauce pan, stir fry vienna sausage and all vegetables over high heat until cooked lightly. Add a pinch of salt and pepper and keep stirring until they have nice texture.
- 3
Add cooked spaghetti and ketchup, soy sauce, red wine and mix well, keeping high heat.
- 4
Serve the pasta, with some grated cheese and parsley (optional).
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