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Spaghetti Bolognese (beef & lentils)

This hearty and flavourful beef and lentil bolognese is a comforting twist on a classic pasta dish. Packed with protein from both the beef mince and lentils, it's a nourishing meal that’s perfect for a cozy dinner. The rich tomato base, combined with the earthy spices and vegetables, creates a robust sauce that clings beautifully to your favourite pasta. With a touch of Worcestershire sauce for depth and a sprinkle of thyme and oregano for that aromatic kick, this bolognese is as satisfying as it is delicious. Ready in no time, it’s a perfect weeknight meal to enjoy with family or friends!

Prep

10m

Cook

30m

Total

40m

Ingredients

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Brown off your veggies & mince with garlic, salt & pepper for 5-10 mins.

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Beef mince

1

tin

Lentils

1

Carrot, diced

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Per Serving

Calories

635kcal

Fat

18g

Carbs

78g

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Pairs With

Pasta, tenderstem broccoli, asparagus

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Kayla D

5 days ago

Is tomato puree tomato paste or puree... I couldnt find a small amount of puree so I did paste, not sure if it makes a huge difference? It was delicious!!!

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Tyler

5 days ago

Looking good! Either is fine, the paste will thicken the sauce a bit more compared to the puree.

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Thomas M

2 months ago

Would be an amazing help if you could write what veggies to add and the quantities of additives, rather than just say ‘add the purée’ as then i need to go back to the ingredients every time to see how much. If that could be changed across all recipes that would really help me out and im sure others.

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Tyler

2 months ago

Of course! If you scroll down to the bottom of the page you will see a pairs with section where the vegetables are added. But I'll start adding them into the ingredients list too as a suggestion.

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Caroline E

2 months ago

Go old school. Prep your ingredients ready before you start, then just add as you're following the recipe.

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Han-Soo C

2 months ago

Cooked from scratch for the first time. Thank you Tyler for giving the confidence to do this. Added black olives instead of lentils but the recipe is pretty much the same ... And a little rice flower to help thicken the Ragu..it was a bit wet (too much water? We learn and get better for next time).

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Adam Y

2 months ago

Signed up to the Salty flavours club a few days ago, had to go with a classic for the first dish.Made this tonight. Didn't have celery or thyme in the house. Used peppers as a substitute veg. Great compliments from the family & enough for another bowl or 2 of left overs.

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Spaghetti Bolognese (beef & lentils)

This hearty and flavourful beef and lentil bolognese is a comforting twist on a classic pasta dish. Packed with protein from both the beef mince and lentils, it's a nourishing meal that’s perfect for a cozy dinner. The rich tomato base, combined with the earthy spices and vegetables, creates a robust sauce that clings beautifully to your favourite pasta. With a touch of Worcestershire sauce for depth and a sprinkle of thyme and oregano for that aromatic kick, this bolognese is as satisfying as it is delicious. Ready in no time, it’s a perfect weeknight meal to enjoy with family or friends!

Prep

10m

Cook

30m

Total

40m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Brown off your veggies & mince with garlic, salt & pepper for 5-10 mins.

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For

3

M

I

500

g

Beef mince

1

tin

Lentils

1

Carrot, diced

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Per Serving

Calories

635kcal

Fat

18g

Carbs

78g

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Pairs With

Pasta, tenderstem broccoli, asparagus

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Kayla D

5 days ago

Is tomato puree tomato paste or puree... I couldnt find a small amount of puree so I did paste, not sure if it makes a huge difference? It was delicious!!!

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Tyler

5 days ago

Looking good! Either is fine, the paste will thicken the sauce a bit more compared to the puree.

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T

Thomas M

2 months ago

Would be an amazing help if you could write what veggies to add and the quantities of additives, rather than just say ‘add the purée’ as then i need to go back to the ingredients every time to see how much. If that could be changed across all recipes that would really help me out and im sure others.

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Tyler

2 months ago

Of course! If you scroll down to the bottom of the page you will see a pairs with section where the vegetables are added. But I'll start adding them into the ingredients list too as a suggestion.

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C

Caroline E

2 months ago

Go old school. Prep your ingredients ready before you start, then just add as you're following the recipe.

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H

Han-Soo C

2 months ago

Cooked from scratch for the first time. Thank you Tyler for giving the confidence to do this. Added black olives instead of lentils but the recipe is pretty much the same ... And a little rice flower to help thicken the Ragu..it was a bit wet (too much water? We learn and get better for next time).

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Adam Y

2 months ago

Signed up to the Salty flavours club a few days ago, had to go with a classic for the first dish.Made this tonight. Didn't have celery or thyme in the house. Used peppers as a substitute veg. Great compliments from the family & enough for another bowl or 2 of left overs.

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