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Spaghetti Sunday

What's better than a fancy spaghetti dinner on a Sunday? Serve it with some crusty garlic bread and a veggie and dinner is done fun again!


1 C of veggie crumbles
1/2 C onion, chopped
1 jar of your favorite spaghetti or marinara sauce, I used a jar with a garden veggie variety.
fresh basil leaves
Parmesan, grated
crushed red pepper
spaghetti or linguine

Heat Saute pan and add veg crumbles and onions. Cook until browned, Add Sauce, basil, red pepper and cook until heated. Prepare and drain pasta. Top pasta with sauce and Parmesan.


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