Ingredients:
- 1 large or 2 small zucchini - cut lengthways, then slice
- 1 capsicum sliced - prefer red, green will do
- 1/2 a bag mushrooms - sliced
- 700g mince
- 700ml jar passata - I use Cirio which is low-sodium and cheap near me
- tablespoon minced garlic
- "mixed herbs" - I use the Hoyts mixed herbs - could just be oregano if you're short. Probably around a teaspoon to a tablespoon - I just shake it until I'm happy
- red wine - around a glass
- some olive oil
- Heat frying pan to be fairly high. Drop a little bit of oil on it and fry the zucchini and capsicum. You want to keep the heat high, you're looking to just char them a little. Take the veges from the pan and set aside.
- Add a little more oil and drop the mushrooms on. Drop the temperature to low after a minute or so. Fry until they shrink a bit and some moisture comes out - eg almost cooked. Set the mushrooms aside (I normally just drop them on the zucchini and capsicum and cover it with a lid).
- Bring the pan back up to high temperature - drop the mince on the pan and sear it on both sides, then break it up and lower the temperature. Stir the mince until its no longer red.
- Drop the garlic and mixed herbs onto the mince and stir to mix - bring up the temperature to high.
- Add the red-wine, mix it around under high-heat. Wine should be boiling. Add the passata and stir fast it until the mix starts to bubble. Drop the temperature at that point.
- Simmer. Add the veges back and mix well. If you like less well done veges add them later during the simmering. Total simmering time should be at least 10 minutes. I usually put the pasta on when the passata sauce mix starts bubbling, so the sauce is done when the pasta is ready (or the other way round ;-)
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