
I don't measure anything while I cook unless I'm following a specific recipe, so most nights I'm in the kitchen just throwing in a little bit of this and a little bit of that.

To start off, I brown some ground beef in a pan. While that is cooking, I chop up some garlic, onion, carrot (and usually celery, but I didn't have any last night). I cut the clove of garlic into 3 or 4 big chunks because I love the flavor of garlic but I don't like to actually eat it, so this makes it easier for me to pull it out when I'm finished cooking.


Once the wine has reduced, I add tomato sauce and some dried basil that I grew over the summer. At this point I put the water on for the pasta and turn the heat on the sauce down to a low simmer. By the time the pasta is finished cooking, the sauce has simmered long enough that all of the flavors have combined. And taaadaaa! You've got yourself a delicious little dinner.
Mangia!
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