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Spaghetti with fishball in tomato & oyster sauce - quick preparation. Tomato sauce: I chose to make the sauce from fresh tomatoes instead of canned ones. Add olive oil to the pan, add chopped tomatoes, cover with lid until it is boiled, use a spoon to crush the tomatoes and add some salt/sugar as wished.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook spaghetti with fishball in tomato & oyster sauce - quick preparation using 11 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Spaghetti with fishball in tomato & oyster sauce - quick preparation:

1. Make ready 2 serves of spaghetti
2. Make ready 1/2 tablespoon pepper
3. Make ready 1/2 tablespoon salt
4. Make ready 1 chili
5. Make ready 6-8 basil leaves
6. Prepare 3 fresh tomatoes
7. Make ready 1 fresh capsicum (I chose red)
8. Prepare 2 tablespoons oyster sauce
9. Take 1/2 fresh onion or as preferred
10. Make ready Fishballs as wished
11. Make ready Olive oil to add

Meanwhile, tip the cherry tomatoes into the pan you fried the balls in and add the garlic. Bring to a simmer, then season. When the spaghetti has been cooking for a few minutes, spoon a ladleful of pasta water into the cherry tomatoes to make a sauce. To prepare sauce, heat a Dutch oven over medium-high heat.

Instructions to make Spaghetti with fishball in tomato & oyster sauce - quick preparation:

1. Preparation of ingredients: all ingredients (tomatoes, capsicum, onion, fishballs, chilies, basil) chopped into square/long pieces, especially the fishballs to be finely chopped for its to be easily mixed and covered with the sauce later. Put all ingredients separately. (Photo is my homegrown basil ready to be picked today)
2. Boil spaghetti: what I usually do is adding spaghetti when water js boiled. Add some salt, olive oil and set about 9-10 mins. Pour out the spaghetti and let dry (no rinse)
3. Tomato sauce: I chose to make the sauce from fresh tomatoes instead of canned ones. Add olive oil to the pan, add chopped tomatoes, cover with lid until it is boiled, use a spoon to crush the tomatoes and add some salt/sugar as wished. Put aside.
4. In a new pan, add olive oil to heat up, then add fishballs, capsicum and onions. Add oysters sauce, chili and peppers. Then add tomato sauce and gently stir until the fishballs are covered with the sauce. Put aside
5. Take spaghetti into a bowl, add the above sauce and fishballs on top, add chopped basil. Mixed it up and the meal is ready.

Particularly in summer, fresh, firm ripe tomatoes add a fresh look and taste to your spaghetti and meatballs. Saute some chopped garlic in olive oil, add thinly sliced spring onions, chopped tomato and torn fresh basil leaves. Continue to saute briefly and pour the whole thing over a bowl of warm pasta and meatballs. Spaghetti Recipe In Creamy Tomato Sauce is a delicious recipe for the kids where the pasta is made saucy with Del Monte Spaghetti Pasta. The pasta is packed with flavors from the tomato basil sauce, garlic and basil, making it refreshing.

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