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Instead of my traditional ground pork I went with ground turkey at half the price. There is literally a 2:1 turkey:pasta ratio. The sauce is a heavily seasoned can of crushed tomatoes. Garlic knots have been hiding in the freezer forever and were free back when I got them.
Cost per person: $2.25
That's looks so delicious and comforting 🤤 I don't think we have garlic knots in Australia, so I might need to try to make some. They look like they'd be pillowy soft with a healthy amount of butter and garlic!
So I know for the future... Do you remember where you got them?
You have the idea. Make a soft yeast dough or use pizza dough, twist it, bake it. Slather on butter, garlic and a little parsley for color.
No knowledge of where they came from. The humans we were fostering gave them to us before they ran off in in search a new place to be homeless.
Hmmm.. When the weather cools down, I'll give this a go. If I remember and if my experiment is successful, I will post it. 😁