1jar24 to 26 oz. tomato-basil marinara or pasta sauce
1-½tsporegano
4c.beef broth
1-¼c.dry pastafor this recipe, I used fusilli, but you can use shells or ditalini, too. Make sure to cook the pasta separately following the package directions.
¾tsphot pepper saucesuch as Tabasco
Grated Parmesanoptional, for serving
¼c.chopped fresh parsleyoptional, for serving
½tspsalt
½tspblack pepper
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Instructions
Six- to seven-quart slow cookers are recommended to make this pasta dish.
Cooked and drained ground beef, onions, carrots, celery, tomatoes, beans, broth, pasta sauce, oregano, hot pepper sauce, salt, and pepper should all be combined in a slow cooker.
Cook, covered, on LOW for 5–7 hours, or until veggies are at the desired tenderness.
Pasta should be added to the soup right before it is served. Adjust the seasonings and flavor of the soup to your liking.
Garnish with freshly minced parsley and grated parmesan before serving.
Notes
I found that one can of chopped tomatoes was unnecessary. In addition, I reduced the amount of spicy pepper sauce to mere three-quarters of a teaspoon.In addition, I prepared the spaghetti separately and mixed it in right before serving. When you add uncooked dry pasta to soups, it expands and absorbs a lot of liquid.How To Make it Gluten freeUse beef broth that is explicitly labeled as gluten-free such as Swanson Beef Broth, and always check the ingredients.Use gluten-free pasta like Fusilli Gluten Free from Barilla.