You Won’t Soon Forget This Spectacular Spaghetti Pie!
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What do you think of when you hear you someone say, “pie?” If you’re like me, you probably imagine sweet treats like pecan, chocolate, and apple pie. Well, folks, this isn’t a dessert recipe, but it includes a pie. Spaghetti pie, to be exact.
Now, before you turn your nose up to this idea, just hear me out. If you find yourself growing weary of the same old pasta dishes, you need to give this spaghetti pie a try. It’s simply delightful! It contains noodles, sauce, cheese, and lots of love. And don’t worry, the noodles stay al dente during the baking process. No mushiness here!
Recipe courtesy of The Pioneer Woman.
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Quick Tip: Push the noodles up the sides of the pie plate to make something that resembles a crust.