Ohhhhh weeeee diva! This non-carb spaghetti cheat is one of my favorites!! All veggies and protein, and I don’t miss the carbs?? Say whaaaaat!?!
So what do you need to get started?? Let’s Go, sis!!
YOU WILL NEED:
Zucchini
Veggetti Tool
Your Fav Veggies
(I used 2 cups of mushrooms, 1 red pepper, 1 orange pepper, 1 onion & spinach)
Turkey Ground
No Sugar Added Tomato Sauce
Olive Oil
Your fav low sodium Spice
(Try my fav!!!! Flavor God Seasonings from www.flavorgod.com)
Sauce pan
1. Heat 1 Tbsp of Olive oil in your sauce pan. Once hot, add you favorite veggies!! I love to add fresh veggies, especially mushrooms! Sauté veggies, and as the veggies begin to soften, add your Tomato sauce to the pan, and allow your veggie sauce to simmer. Remove from heat, add to a bowl, sit to the side. BOOM! Veggie sauce is done!
2. Season the turkey ground with your favorite seasoning! I absolutely, hands down love Flavor God seasonings. It certainly puts Mrs. Dash to shame!!! For this recipe, I flavored my turkey ground with the Pink Himalayan Salt & Black Peppercorn FlavorGod spice!
2. Brown the seasoned ground turkey in a pan until fully cooked.
3. While turkey ground is cooking, use your Veggetti tool to make zoodles with your zucchini!!! I love my zoooooodles, and so does my 5 year old!!! Never heard of a veggitti?? Check it out–> I love to Use Amazon Prime! Click here To get yours!
4. Once the turkey ground is done browning, remove from heat. You can also sauté your zoodles for a minute in the same pan if they are cold.
5. It’s time to assemble your plate honey!! Use 1 cup of zoodles, no pasta here!! Add 1 cup of your veggie sauce atop of the zoodles (I try to get as many mushrooms as I can, LOL! Now add 3/4 cup turkey breast!!
That’s it!!! It’s time to dive in!!! Your Fabulous Zoodles with Meat Sauce are ready!!! You can leave off the meat to make it a vegan meal! You can also swap the turkey for chicken ground, or even swap out the turkey for sautéed garlic shrimp YUMMMM!!
If you try this dish, leave a comment, and let me know how you liked it!
ENJOY!!!
xoxoxo,
Nicole “Coach Twy” Twyman
Delicious and easy to make!
I’m glad you enjoy it!
Let me start by saying I’m really picky with my food, but I’m willing to come out of my box. As I was making this, I was like I don’t know about this. Well, let me tell you – I loved everything about my Zoodles and Meat Sauce. This is coming from someone who was known to say “I don’t like zucchini” BUT this has totally changed! I encourage you to try this recipe!
Thank you for trusting us and trying something new! 🙂
This is one of my favorite dishes. Quick and easy to prepare and it’s so delicious. I have also substituted the ground turkey for ground mushrooms; either way it is so good.
Thank you for sharing Mithra :)!! So glad you enjoyed it!
This was delicious. Zoodlez held up well even when I heated them up in the microwave. Added a couple of dashes of my Louisiana hot sauce and it was yummy!!!
Alright now, nothing like a little spice! Way to go!
This dish was awesome! It was light and flavorful. I thought it would be alright but it was delicious.
Glad you are enjoying the meals!
I made this with ground chicken. Used crushed tomatoes. Added basil and parsley to the sauce but otherwise used the recipe above. Served over zoodles and it was really yummy!
Excellent!
This is delicious and very filling. I used canned diced tomatoes instead of sauce, which made a thinner, almost soup-like sauce.
Glad you made it your own and still enjoyed it!
I followed FFF recipe to the point! Did exactly what you suggested when it came to the sauce; chose all of my favorite veggies: green, red, & yellow diced peppers, sliced mushrooms, & chopped yellow onion, used organic tomato sauce. Seasoned meat veggies and zoodles with pink Himalayan salt, pepper, garlic powder, & dried basil. Browned ground turkey, and sauteed zoodles (separately) in tbs coconut oil. Layered individual containers just as you suggested; zoodles first, followed by sauce with ground turkey on the top… Scrumptious!!! 😋
I love it when a great plan comes together Nornette! You did that and keep up the great work!