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grandma lolo's spaghetti pie

★★★★★ 2
a recipe by
Silka Clark
Denver, CO

My mom taught me how to make this with my leftover spaghetti. It is the best way to take a leftover and turn it into something even better!

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The whole crew loved this simple spaghetti pie. It's a great way to jazz up boring spaghetti leftovers. Putting a little garlic and oregano along the crust adds a punch flavor. The fresh mozzarella on top really made this dish gooey and yummy. What a quick and easy family meal!

— The Test Kitchen @kitchencrew
★★★★★ 2
serves 6-8
prep time 15 Min
cook time 30 Min
method Bake

Ingredients For grandma lolo's spaghetti pie

  • 2-3 c
    any leftover spaghetti with sauce of your liking
  • 1 pkg
    refrigerator biscuits (I use Grand's butter tasting)
  • 1 pkg
    16 oz ball fresh mozzarella cheese
  • 1/2 tsp
    garlic powder
  • 1/2 tsp
    oregano, dried

How To Make grandma lolo's spaghetti pie

Test Kitchen Tips
If using cold spaghetti, you may need to cook this for an additional 15 minutes (we did). Use a pie crust shield (or aluminum foil) around the crust if you see the crust is done before the biscuits inside the pan are golden brown.
  • 1
    Butter a deep dish glass pie dish. Preheat oven to 350.
  • 2
    Flatten each refrigerator biscuit.
  • 3
    Press into the bottom of the pie dish to form a crust. Pinching the crust up along the top edge to form a lip.
  • 4
    Sprinkle the edge of the crust with garlic salt and oregano or garlic bread seasoning of your choice.
  • 5
    Dump in leftover spaghetti.
  • 6
    Slice mozzarella ball and completely cover the spaghetti with cheese.
  • 7
    Sprinkle with oregano.
  • 8
    Garnish with sliced tomato if you like.
  • 9
    Bake at 350 for approximately 30 minutes, or until center bottom of crust turns light golden brown. (This is why a glass pie dish is recommended.) Cheese may overflow during baking, so a cookie sheet under the pie is recommended during baking.
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