The simplest way to prepare Spaghetti

Hello Stemmians, happy new month to you all. It's a pleasure to share with you my knowledge on how to prepare a simple spaghetti that is cost effective. I will be sharing details of how i cooked it below.

The Simplest Way To Prepare Spaghetti

When you have no cash at hand and you are hungry of a particular meal, it becomes a challenge to you!

As we entered the new month, i began to think of what i can prepare as my new month meal! This has been a normal routine every month.

I decided to prepare spaghetti which i know won't consume much resources. I had #1,000 on me, so i decided to used it for the preparation of the spaghetti.

Below is the table of content of the spaghetti:

Items	Price (#)
• Spaghetti	600
• Tomato	120
• Crayfish	100
• Groundnut oil	100
• Onions	50
• Pepper	50
Total	#1,020

These items can be seen below:

The cooking Process Proper

This is just a very simple steps. The first thing is for you to

1. Wash your pot and light up the cylinder,
2. Put 2 cups of water in the pot
3. Break the spaghetti into the pot
4. Allow it to cook/ boil for 2 to 3 minutes, then drop it down.
5. Wash it and place your empty pot back to the fire.
6. Put your oil inside the pot, put onions and tomato. In my case, i was using sacked tomato to prepare this meal.

Turn it together and add a one cup of water. Please the water should be very small.

Add your maggi, pepper and little salt. Then cover the pot and allow it to boil. Once it boiled, turn the parboiled spaghetti into the pot and turn it together. At this stage, your spaghetti is set. You can see some picture evidence below:

I will like you to try this process and give me feedback on how the process went. I really enjoyed the meal with just #1,020.

In conclusion, remember to add very small salt when you want to parboil the spaghetti. This will help it not to tangle.

Don't allow the spaghetti to over cooked during parboiling stage.

Remember to add small water after you have mixed up what you want to use in cooking it.

Thank you for your time. Good luck.