Serves: 6 as entree, 4 as main
In this recipe Spaghetti Napolitana gets a boost to its ego with a topping of crispy bacon and breadcrumbs.
Cook spaghetti in boiling water and drain. Over a medium heat in a large pan cook onion with 2 Tbsp olive oil, add sugar and cook until the onion just browns. Add the tomatoes, (break them up with a spatula or a fork). Finally add a little salt and pepper and leave to simmer until reduced to a thick sauce. (could take an hour) Grill the bacon until crispy and fry the bread crumbs in some olive oil. To serve, pour some sauce over cooked spaghetti, sprinkle with a little nutmeg and add the bacon, breadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese.
A selection of Great Australian Recipes by renowned chef and television presenter Ian Parmenter. These recipes highlight
the unique style of Australian Cooking.
No, not a Queensland speciality, but a British one. This substantial high energy, cold weather dish is one of my mother’s tours de force. The foundation is a Yorkshire pudding, still a culinary triumph and one well worth trying, which is cooked in a large pan with sausages. The secret is to pour the batter into a really hot roasting pan so that it becomes a crispy pastry that surrounds the sausages. This recipe comes with an ‘occasional indulgence’ warning. It may be consumed occasionally as part of our well-balanced diet.