Spaghetti with irish potato
🍝 Yummy in your tummy😋
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Perboil spaghetti and set aside
- 2
In a pot add vegetable oil and blended pepper and onion stir fry for some minutes then add seasonings, spices, irish potato and water not too much then cover pot and allow it to boil.
- 3
When it boils add spaghetti stir and off the stove.
- 4
Serve
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