Mild Chilli Beef Tomato Tagliatelle
Mild Chilli Beef Tomato Tagliatelle

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook mild chilli beef tomato tagliatelle using 13 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Mild Chilli Beef Tomato Tagliatelle:
  1. Get Whole Pack 500g tagliatelle pasta
  2. Make ready 700-750 g Lean Beef mince
  3. Prepare Whole Pack,big mild Chillies
  4. Make ready 9-10 cloves Whole Bulb Garlic
  5. Make ready 4 tub's at 500g each of Vine Tomatoes
  6. Get 4 big White onions
  7. Prepare 100 ml Rape Seed Oil
  8. Get 4 tsp. Dried Oregano
  9. Get 4 tsp. Black Peppercorns
  10. Take 1 Dessert Spoon Granulated Sugar
  11. Prepare 2 Dessert Spoon Table Salt
  12. Prepare 1 bit of cold water 100ml
  13. Make ready Whole Block of Parmesan Cheese 170g

Add the tomatoes and spinach; season. Tortillas stuffed with a mildly spiced beef mince and kidney bean filling and tomato, lettuce and cheese. Classic chilli con carne with minced beef, kidney beans and tomatoes, served over rice and topped with soured cream. A spinach and pasta bake topped with a fluffy egg and Parmesan.

Instructions to make Mild Chilli Beef Tomato Tagliatelle:
  1. Put 100ml of Rape Seed Oil in a large frying pan (should come with a handled glass Lid) and gently fry the roughly chopped onions for 10 minutes,add the 3 or 4 mild deseeded Chillies during this time as well.Boil water in a very large saucepan.
  2. Put peeled garlic cloves in the Nutri Ninja Blender Cup and wash 2 whole tomatoes and place them into the Blender Cup - and add Black Peppercorns and some cold tap water (if you are using Crystallized Sea Salt instead of Table Salt then blitz it in with these other ingredients) and blitz for a minute - keep to One side for a bit later.
  3. With 10 minutes gone from frying the onions and then a few minutes later the Chillies - fast fry the Dried Oregano for 1 minute in the onion and chilli mix and then add the Beef Mince meat - brown it off,and then add the seasoned blitzed tomato juice.
  4. Put the tagliatelle pasta into the boiling water for about 10 minutes and then wash all of the other Vine tomatoes and make a cross in each of their tops with a small sharp Knife and place downwards in the large frying pan - along with all of the other ingredients - apart from the pasta.Cook the tomatoes on a low simmer with the Lid on - for 10 minutes,will need too break up the tomatoes after about 7 minutes - is possible that the ingredients underneath may burn a little.
  5. Add the cooked drained pasta too the large frying pan,maybe mix in a bit - and then add the Parmesan Cheese.

Cook the tagliatelle in boiling salted water until very "al dente" (watch out: it cooks fast!). Reserve some of the cooking water, then drain and transfer the pasta to the saucepan. This is our favorite combination, using broccoli and fusilli. For less spicy heat, decrease or leave out the chili sauce. Cook the pasta according to pack instructions.

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