To steal a line from a great Italian American TV personality, Joey Tribianni, "What’s not to like? [Spaghetti]? Good. [Pie]? Good. Meat? Good." And no, this recipe for Spaghetti Pie doesn't taste like feet!
Never thought about a recipe like this, but with Shepard's pie being as delizioso as it is, why not? This recipe is a wonderful display of adapting a traditional Italian meal with the preparing style of another culture. I wonder what Tiramasu Soup, or Lasagna Salad might taste like?
Viva la Italia!
Mario M.
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... but that recipe doesn't have any custard in it, like Rachel's pie did... :)
Posted by: Annika | December 06, 2006 at 01:39 PM