Filipino Spaghetti Recipe

Pinoy Spaghetti is the Filipino version of the ever popular pasta that is of Italian origin. This version of Spaghetti requires the use of sugar, hotdogs, and banana catsup. It might some peculiar to some but these ingredients brings up a whole new flavor that is totally Filipino.

Being loved mostly by the young ones, every kiddie party won’t be complete without this dish. Ginormous Fast Food chains such as Jollibee and Mc Donald’s even have their own Pinoy Spaghetti version (mostly included in their kid’s meal or kiddie meal). Yup, that isn’t any typographical error; In the Philippines, Mc Donald’s serves spaghetti; They called it Mc Spaghetti.

Though this dish is just a variation, Pinoy spaghetti deserves to be listed in our Filipino Food or Pinoy food list.

Try this delicious Spaghetti Recipe.

Filipino Spaghetti Recipe

Ingredients

  • 2 lbs Spaghetti
  • 1 big bottle banana ketchup
  • 1 big can Tomato sauce (approximately 4 cups)
  • ½ cup Tomato Paste
  • 1 tsp Garlic, minced
  • 1 ½ lbs Ground Meat (pork or beef)
  • 4 pcs Hotdogs, sliced
  • Brown Sugar
  • 1 medium sized Onion, diced
  • Cheddar Cheese
  • 2 tbsp Salt
  • 36 ounces Water (about 1 liter)
  • 4 tbsp Cooking Oil

Watch the cooking video:

Cooking Procedure

  1. In a large pot, pour the water in and bring to a boil
  2. Put-in the salt and oil
  3. Add the Spaghetti Noodles and cook until tender (see package for cooking time) then set aside
  4. Using a separate pan, saute the garlic and onions
  5. Put-in the round meat and let cook for 5 minutes
  6. Add the hotdogs and cook for 2 minutes
  7. Put-in the tomato sauce, banana catsup, tomato paste, and brown sugar then simmer for 15 to 20 minutes
  8. Place the sauce on top of the cooked noodles and add some cheese
  9. Serve hot. Share and Enjoy!

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Comments

  1. toni says:

    i love this website! ask ko lang po bakit di pinakita s vdeo na tinimplahan ng asin at paminta yun spaghetti?
    more power & more recipes!

    • daisy says:

      u luv d website?? my locking nga sa pagluluto…na miz ang paglagay ng asin at paminta!!!!!!!!!!!

      • Leanne says:

        Really!!! Are you for real? You can’t judge the person’s ability just because “the putting in some salt and paminta” happens to be not included in the video! Try making some of the recipes first – that is if you can cook! Maybe can’t even make boiled eggs! urrgghhh so shallow you are!

      • Jenny says:

        Oh geez! @Daisy first of all if you are going to comment do make sure that you are using proper grammar and wording, so that even though you portrait yourself as a shallow person, you also show that you have a little bit of brains in you!

        It’s “LACKING” not “LOCKING”.

        Suffice to say, I find the man behind Panlasang Pinoy to be very helpful towards people like me in getting to be more familiar with Filipino cuisines.

  2. u8mypinkcookies says:

    e best pinoy spaghetti i’ve tried are Jolly SPaghetti and Amber’s! :)

  3. pfeiffer angelli santos says:

    kuya carbonara naman po

  4. mackoy says:

    bravo!

    pasta Spaghetti, my favorite dish…

    pde din po ba ang Baked MAc and CARBONARRA…

    grazie..

  5. annalyn says:

    kuya tnong ko lang kung certified chef po b kayo?
    chaka pwd po b kau mg post ng sisig Gambas un po kz
    favorito ng family q eh!..slmt po at more power!..

    • annalyn, I am not. I’m just an ordinary guy with a great passion in cooking. You may check-out my details in the About page if you like.

  6. lheng says:

    my hubby is a pasta lover. i always cooked spaghetti pinoy style.hope to know how to cook carbonara, ang dami kasing version. i want your version.

  7. Mila says:

    Thanks sa mga recipes mo and it’s really easy to follow coz of your step by step cooking.. More power to you & God bless.

    “Happy New Year..!!!”

  8. nico says:

    ang sarap po ng site nyo! maraming matutunan. at masarap pa ang mga recipes na lulutuin. request lang po kung pano po ung carbonara.

  9. kevin says:

    tanong ko lang po kuya kung pwede ang white sugar?

  10. ployd says:

    bos nakalimutan nyong ilagay kung ilang serving ito, hehe anyways thanks sa bagong kaalaman

  11. Regie says:

    kua potato salad nmn po :)

  12. Arlene says:

    Thank you so much for this site! A good friend of mine suggested this and since then, binabalik-balikan ko na to… Tagal ko nang humahanap ng Pinoy style spaghetti pero all the recipes I tried did not come out right. Your recipe is IT! My daughters love it! I made some adjustments though. I just used 1 lb spaghetti instead of two and used Hunts spaghetti sauce instead of the tomato sauce. It still came out great! Again, thank you! :)

  13. jieyan says:

    kuya vanjo.,ask ko lang po if ilan ang measurements po ng mga ingredients sa spaghetti na 2kilos….;;pls reply asap tnx po

  14. full_gurls says:

    kuya alam mo pa gumgwa ng spag ng pancake house?kuya kung alam m po pwede p send po sa email kung pano gumawa ng spag ng pancake house?

  15. Tweety says:

    I will be cooking Pinoy style spaghetti and I am currently in US. There a lot of cheese type here. What is the brand or type of cheese I should put in Pinoy Style Spaghetti? It is not shown in the video. Hope to receive a respond today. Thanks!

  16. tj says:

    im a fan of this website.. :) ang dami ko ntutunan. wla akong almsa pagluluto pro pag cnusundan ko ung procedure tumatama ung luto ko. it helped me a lot. more powers! :)

  17. karizza says:

    Thanks to this site kc nkk pag practice ako mag luto ng mga putahe n akala ko ay mahirap iluto…. God Bless and More Power….

  18. shortdogg says:

    I owe you many, dude! I followed this and brought it a multicultural potluck, it was a huge hit! Thanks.

  19. Hey Toni, how are you doing? Minsan, hindi ko na talaga sinasama dahil pakiramdam ko basic na masyado yung step (although sa ibang recipe naisasama) or depende rin sa mood ko that day kung sinisipag or not :) .

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