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Baked pasta with pork and vegetables

Baked pasta with pork and vegetables

Preparation steps

Slice the onion into strips.

Dice the zucchini.

Slice the pepper into strips.


Heat a pan, add a little oil and fry the onion first, then add the pepper.

When the pepper is soft, add the zucchini.

The pork should be 1cm thick.

Cut the meat into thin strips.


Heat a pan, add a little oil and fry the meat.

When the meat is ready, season with salt and pepper and a little soy sauce.

In the meantime, you can prepare your favorite pasta.

Spaghetti is best for this dish.

Cook the pasta according to the instructions on the package.

Now you can bake a portion of pasta in a pan together with the meat and vegetables before serving it on a plate, or serve it separately on a plate.


Preparation time
20 Minutes
Number of portions
2
Degree of flatness
3 / 5
Allergens
Gluten, Milk
Occasions
-
Types
-
Statistic

Ingredients

The nutritional values ​​given apply to the entire recipe (grams of all portions of the recipe).

Wholemeal spaghetti pasta
Wholemeal spaghetti pasta
2 × Portion (50 g)

100 g

Boneless loins
Boneless loins
200 × Gram (1 g)

200 g

Green peppers
Green peppers
1 × Piece (200 g)

200 g

Red pepper
Red pepper
1 × Piece (200 g)

200 g

Onion
Onion
1 × Piece (170 g)

170 g

Zucchini
Zucchini
1 × Small piece (450 g)

450 g

olive oil
olive oil
2 × Tablespoon (10 g)

20 g

Salt, white
Salt, white
3 × Pinch (0.1 g)

0.3 g

Black pepper
Black pepper
3 × Pinch (0.1 g)

0.3 g

Soy sauce (dark)
Soy sauce (dark)

Alternatively, use light soy sauce

2 × Tablespoon (10 g)

20 g

Nutritional composition for only 1 (one) portion of the recipe

Proteins 20%
31.62g / 95.05 g
Fats 30%
22.99g / 63.37 g
Carbohydrates 50%
38.38g / 105.61 g
Kcal
486.85Kcal / 1901.02 Kcal

Nutritional composition for all portions of the recipe

Proteins 20%
63.24g / 95.05 g
Fats 30%
45.97g / 63.37 g
Carbohydrates 50%
76.75g / 105.61 g
Kcal
973.69Kcal / 1901.02 Kcal

Comments

The author of the recipe is Dietspremium
The original language of creation is Polish. If the current language is different, some content may be displayed in the original language or may not be fully understandable due to machine translation.