The reason why one is marked here is that it's the first time I've made this spaghetti. Some materials are too late to prepare for the most simple one. I'll send more than one refined evolution version when I'm free next time.

Step1:Prepare the ingredients, peel the tomato, cut into small pieces of garlic and onion, cut into small pieces of minced beef, add the rice flour, salt and white pepper, mix and marinate for 10 minute

Step2:I use olive oil from left to right (can be replaced by other oils) salt, black pepper, white sugar, Heinz tomato sauc

Step3:Put the oil in the pan and wait until the oil pan is a little hot, add the onion and stir fry until it turns yellow, then add the garlic and stir fry until it is fragrant

Step4:Add minced meat and stir fry until the beef changes colo

Step5:Add tomato cubes and stir fry when the beef is discolore

Step6:Stir fry the tomato until it's softened, add tomato sauce and some water, stir well and continue to cook (if there's a good chicken soup instead of water, it will be more delicious

Step7:Add seasoning, salt, sugar, black pepper, pizza (it should be basil, but if you don't have it, you can use pizza instead

Step8:Cook for about 30 minutes until the juice is collecte

Step9:When the meat sauce is finished, remember to collect the juice. Don't collect it too dry

Step10:Then I cooked the spaghetti. It was harder than the normal spaghetti, so it took longer to cook. I figured it would take about 1520 minutes

Step11:Take it out, drain it off, put it on a platter, garnish it with mints
Cooking tips:I use a lot of right amount materials because I'm a lazy person who likes to taste and doesn't like to follow the order of grams of soy sauce. In the process of cooking, I will taste the saltiness and decide whether to add materials to make dishes delicious.