I was remembering the spaghetti which I used to get at Family Mart(convenience store in Japan), and I really wanted to eat that so bad. Therefore, I just cooked with remembering the taste of it. It was delicious, so I think it's worth to share with everyone ;)

A soup spaghetti commercial on TV made me want to eat it. So I cooked it with ingredients I had at home. I referred to the tomato soup which my wife sometimes cooks and I made it to have a little stronger taste. And it turned out really nice.There is not much helpful hints for this recipe as it is only cutting and simmering.Try preparing the pasta in this order to save time: Cut the ingredients, then boil the water for pasta. meanwhile, stir fry the ingredients and simmer. Cook the pasta while simmering the soup. Add cooked pasta into the soup. Recipe by Furiponpapa

I watched This Morning afew years ago & Vernon Kay was the chef for the day & cooked this "Student Classic" and I gave it a go & have never looked back..... Beautiful!

I was cleaning out the frezzer to make room for this weeks prepared meals. I had frozen spinnach and pre-cooked frozen chicken strips and thought that might be good with mushrooms and bacon. If you don't like spinnach, cut up tomato would also be good in this dish.

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Someone posted this on my fb feed.. It looked really good!! And it is!! I used a 17oz bag of spaghetti. It made 6 generous servings. The spinach can be fresh.However I used frozen leaf spinach.. But only half the frozen box or bag... Thawed and squeezed of water. Enjoy!!

A Facebook friend tagged me on this recipe from https://juliasalbum.com. It is budget friendly, feeds 4-6. Smells fantastic and can be ready in 30 minutes. Family approved! Take a few minutes to prep and measure and this comes together in a flash. I added a salad and garlic toast.

A quick dinner fixer upper made with ingredients you can have stocked up in the fridge ahead of time!