A few simple spices and proper timing are all you need to cook ground beef like a pro. Once done, you can incorporate the meat into bolognese sauce and serve it with a bowl of spaghetti.
Break the ground beef using a wooden spatula or spoon.
Mix all of the dry ingredients except the salt and pepper in a small bowl.
Heat a tablespoon of olive oil on medium-high heat in a deep frying pan.
Transfer the ground beef to the pan and let it brown. This should take you roughly 5 minutes. Remember to check if the oil is heated before adding the beef.
Once the beef browns, use a wooden spatula to break it apart and season with salt and pepper.
Stir the ground beef so it cooks evenly on all sides. You'll know the beef is ready when there aren't any pink spots.
Turn off the heat and remove the pan from the stove.
Leave a tablespoon of the fat in the pan and drain the rest with a spoon.
Add the dry seasoning mix and stir everything together with a wooden spatula.
Mix the ground beef with spaghetti sauce and serve.
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Notes
The pan I'm using in the video is 10.2 inches in diameter (26 cm).
Your pan must be non-stick or cast iron for this to work properly.
The oil must already be heated when you pour in the ground beef.
If your ground beef is leaner than what I've listed (so over 80% lean), then you should use a bit more oil -- 2 tbsp.
It has been my experience that you don't need to constantly stir the beef. If there are somewhat larger pieces left as I show in the photos, the taste is more pronounced.
I do my best to provide you with the nutritional information for recipes but I'm not a certified nutritionist. The nutritional information provided should only be treated as an estimate since it will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.
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