Yummy supper!

tiggrpt
on 3/15/09 7:31 am - Sabattus, ME
So, when I was a kid, my mom always made spaghetti pizza when we had a "pot luck" supper or when she had to feed a bunch of my friends!  Needless to say, my kids love it and I decided I would make it for my kiddos tonight (ALWAYS a favorite around here!)  BUT........I wanted some too!  Since I don't do pasta (just don't like all the carbs and empty calories and fills me up too much!)  I decided I try to modify it to make it more WLS friendly!

After reading on the RNY board about these Shirataki noodles, I finally broke down and bought some thinking I could use them in place of the spaghetti.......I wasn't sure how it would work, but worth a try, right?

ANYWAYS....................the verdict is..............  YUMMYY!!!!!!!!!   AND, pretty WLS friendly!  It's not quite like a "real" spaghetti pizza, but close enough that it satisfied me  (AND, it looked like I was eating the same thing as the family!)  COOL!

Here's the nut info on the 1 serving I  had (I got 9 servings out of the batch I made....needless to say.........I've got some frozen!)
shirataki-pizza 0.11 123 6g 22mg 526mg 6g 1g 2g 12g

I topped mine with turkey pepperoni, cheese (duh), onions, mushrooms, and green peppers!
I liked it!

If anyone wants to try it, let me know and I'll see what I can do about some type of recipe!

Hope everyone is having a great Sunday!!!!!  

Gotta LOVE this wonderful warm weather!!!!!!!   COME ON SPRING!!!!!!!!!!!!


Ruth                  "It's never to late to LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER!"

   
oceanlady
on 3/15/09 9:06 am - ME
sounds yummy - is it like my spaghetti pie that I posted a couple of weeks ago using spaghetti squash - using ricotta?
micbrook
on 3/15/09 9:19 am - Clifton, ME
RNY on 11/21/07 with
send me the recipe please sounds  great  
the recipe for your family that is

thanks 

patty
 
 

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
tiggrpt
on 3/15/09 9:24 am - Sabattus, ME
I used low fat mozzarella on mine.........but prolly pretty close!

For the regular spaghetti pizza:
1 pkg spaghetti (cook per box directions, leave it a little firmer than you normally would)
 Once cooked, add about 1/2 c of mozzarella cheese and 2 eggs, beaten.....mix well with spaghetti until coated.
Spice to taste with garlic, onion powder, salt/pepper.
Spread the mixure into a greased (I use Pam) jelly roll pan (baking sheet)
Bake for about 30 minutes at 375ish (the spaghetti will "stick" together to form a crust)

Once the crust is done, remove from oven and top with your favorite toppings.  It usually takes me a large jar of Spaghetti/marinara/pizza sauce, and 3-4 cups of mozzarella cheese (My family loves it cheesy!)  Top with your favorites........pepperoni, veggies, etc.  

Bake again for 10-15 minutes or until the cheese is nice and melted.......Yummy!

Hope you like it!


oceanlady
on 3/15/09 9:57 am - ME
I'm bookmarking this to try sometime - it has a different twist, sounds yummy.
KathigME
on 3/16/09 6:57 am - Gorham, ME
I love Hungry Girl! I get her emails everyday...   I do finally see we do have the shiritaki noodles at Shaw's as well.  
Kathi G.  I LOVE MY RNY!!   
DMORGAN
on 3/15/09 10:51 am - lewiston, ME
where do you find shirataki noodles?
tiggrpt
on 3/15/09 12:04 pm - Sabattus, ME
Hannaford on Sabattus St has them in the organic section, in the refridgerated case with all the soy milk and stuff....top shelf, upper left

I had a hard time finding them at first too!

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