Supper tonight needed to be fast & spicy. Why you may ask? Well I have been feeling under the weather, congested and coughing like crazy. I decided that supper tonight needed a little kick to it but it had to be super easy to make and here's what I can up with.
Spicy Italian Sausage Tortiglioni PPCXL Style
Start your PPCXL by pressing the meat button, spray the pot with oil.
The ingredients in this recipe are very basic.
1 package of Mild Spicy Italian Sausage from Costco I remove the meat from the casing simply by squeezing it out right into the hot PPCXL. Cook the sausage meat throughly.
Now added the canned tomatoes, and 2 jars of four cheese pasta sauce, rinse the jars with approximately 1/4 Cup of water in each and add to the PPCXL.
Next stir in approximately 400g or 2Cups Tortiglioni ( you could use fusilli or rigatoni whatever you like but it should be a bigger pasta)
Made sure you stir the pasta into the sauce really well and that all the pasta is submerged in the sauce. (If it is not add a little more water or sauce until it is)
Stop the PPCXL by pressing cancel button now you want to restart if using the rice/risotto button it should read 6 minutes. Apply the lid and make sure the valve is closed.
I thought I'd make some garlic bread to go with the pasta and here's how I did that.
As you can see I use my baby pro chef to mince the garlic. (There are 20 cloves of garlic there I use half on the bread and add half to the pasta when it's done). Cut your French loaf in half and butter or becel the entire surface making sure you go all the way to the edge. Spread half of the minced garlic evenly on both sides, sprinkle with garlic powder, garlic salt & parsley.
You need to stay by the oven as this happens very fast.
By now the timer will be going off on the PPCXL do a quick release. Remove the lid and stir the pasta, add the remaining garlic & 1/4 Cup of grated asiago cheese. Stir thoroughly.
I don't make it too spicy as my boys don't always like a lot of spice. Serve this delicious pasta with hot sauce, red pepper flakes & more cheese I used Asiago, you could use whatever you like.