Vegetarian Spaghetti Bolognese

A Courgette is also called a Zucchini. You don't have to use Courgettes it is just an extra.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• vegetarian
• spaghetti
• bolognese
• recipe
• italian
• quorn
• mince
• pasta
• spicy
• cucumber
• salad
• courgette
• zucchini
• jemeela
• ragu

[PhilipineMan]

Do we have to use a saucepan? Can't we use a cooking pot?

[Jemeela]

@PhilipineMan

you can use a sauce pan if you want. or even a wok.

[blogegog]

I wonder why she calls the zucchini a 'courgette' in this video, but in another she calls it a 'marrow'.

Doesn't matter a bit. I'm just curious.

[Jemeela]

marrow and courgette are both different.

[pimmagrimm]

whats the point with using a ragu pre made sauce. You lost me as soon as i saw that, I was looking for something inspiring that I may have missed when I make mine :( We can all chop veg and saute and add jarred sauce.

[Havgry]

Amazing you still have your fingers.

[steveUKok]

@pimmagrimm Exactly what I thought... If i want to know how to fry a onion I can show myself.

[TheMightyHarihar]

@blogegog zucchini in USA, courgette in the UK

[Naturallyvegan011]

i made a video response to this video.it a vegan spaghetti recipe

[bugz2grrl]

ur good i CANT chop like you and im afraid to watch you chopping them lmaoo

[rainy1314emily]

Ah, the traditional way of cooking pasta sauce.

Through a wok, I should try that sometimes.

Cooking the sauce in a pot is very tedious.

[SquareMealTV]

@AdIgnorantiam

The arrangement of different words help people identify a dish. This dish is related to spag bol that is why the wording is the way it is.

[AdIgnorantiam]

Why even call this "Bolognese?" It doesn't resemble the actual dish in any way.

[rosieknitter]

@Jemeela And both are British terms for what we Americans call a zucchini. Usually a Marrow is called a yellow zucchini or yellow squash depending on the store or region of the US.