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American Chop Suey with Tomato Soup
A comforting, budget-friendly skillet meal of seasoned ground beef and macaroni in a simple tomato-soup sauce. Romano cheese is an optional finishing touch.
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Ingredients
- Water (For boiling the macaroni; additionally, 1 canful is used to rinse the tomato soup cans and added to the sauce.)
- Ground beef (The creator uses half of the package; package weight is not stated.)
- Salt (To taste; used to season the beef and again in the sauce.)
- Black pepper (To taste; used to season the beef and again in the sauce.)
- Garlic powder (To taste; some is used to season the beef and more is added to the sauce.)
- 0.5 bag Macaroni (About half a bag; bag size is not stated.)
- 2 cans Tomato soup
- Romano cheese (Optional, for topping; amount to taste.)
Steps
- 1
Bring a pot of water to a boil for the macaroni.
- 2
Season the ground beef with salt, black pepper, and garlic powder.
- 3
Cook the beef until it is nearly cooked through, about 95% done.
- 4
When the water boils, add about half a bag of macaroni and cook it until done; the creator does not state a specific cooking time.
- 5
Add two cans of tomato soup to the nearly cooked beef.
- 6
Fill one of the empty soup cans with water, pour it back and forth between the cans to rinse out the remaining soup, then add that water to the pan.
- 7
Season the sauce with more garlic powder, salt, and black pepper to taste.
- 8
Simmer the sauce over low heat while the pasta cooks.
- 9
Add the cooked macaroni to the sauce and stir over low heat for about one minute, just until combined; avoid overcooking.
- 10
Serve as is, or grate Romano cheese over the top if desired.
Notes
The source does not specify the ground-beef package weight, macaroni bag size, can size, exact seasoning amounts, or macaroni cooking time. The creator calls this American chop suey or homemade SpaghettiOs.
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