Cooked Spaghetti Sandwich

>>9369037
>Has anyone ever cooked spaghetti put sauce on it, then cooked it in a pan?
Sure. That's how you are supposed to do it. You boil the pasta until it is not quite done, then you finish cooking it in the sauce.

Pasta in a sandwich is certainly a thing. My elementary school cafeteria served that shit back in the 80's. It's also a thing in Japan.

>>9369037
Yes to both. Google "spaghetti sandwich" there are tons of examples and most look really good.

>dude i'm gonna put 500g of carbs on 500g of bread

>>9369037
yeah you're supposed to cook the pasta in the sauce- it'll be nicer than your normal tehnique

>>9369049
>It's also a thing in Japan.
No it isn't you fucking weeb.

People who eat pasta, potato or rice with bread are weird as fuck

>>9369060
Oh, I've always boiled spaghetti and heated the sauce separately, then poured the sauce on afterwards. I want to actually like cook it till it gets kinda crispy
>>9369058
Carbs are life

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>>9369061
What's it like to not have a passport and permadwell in mommy's basement?

"spaghetti sando" most certainly is a thing in Japan.

>>9369061
Good luck finding a convenience store that doesn't have it. 焼きそばパン is everywhere.

That said, while the noodles can essentially be the same as spaghetti, they're stirfried in a ketchup/steak sauce/oyster sauce mixture, not boiled and then coated with marinara.

>>9369037
It's a thing but not like in your shitty picture with the spaghetti all broken up into little pieces and mixed with dog food.

>>9369101
Yakisobapan is certainly more common, but that's not really the same thing. They make them with pasta and red tomato sauce too. Often called a "Neapolitan roll".

>>9369083
i used to do it that way too but i started seeing good cooks cook it in the sauce i tried it and it was a big upgrade :)