The creator leans into the controversy of her unconventional cooking method, framing it as "rage bait" to generate engagement. By acknowledging and playfully dismissing potential criticism, she invites viewers to watch and share their own opinions, driving discussion and views.
Summary
The creator demonstrates how she makes spaghetti, which she calls "rage bait spaghetti" because of her unconventional method. She boils two types of pasta separately and cooks ground beef by boiling it with water before adding Prego meat sauce. She seasons the sauce generously and simmers it, serving it with garlic bread.
Structure
1Introduction to "rage bait spaghetti"
2Boiling two types of pasta
3Cooking ground beef by boiling
4Adding Prego meat sauce and seasoning
5
Original caption
I know someone will come on here and say I’m a disgrace for making spaghetti like this but we love it and will keep on eating what we love 😜🤣 #homemade
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Simmering the sauce
6Serving with garlic bread
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On-screen text
Rage bait spaghetti
Transcript
I know someone will come on here and say I’m a disgrace for making spaghetti like this but we love it and will keep on eating what we love 😜🤣 #homemade
Tonight I'm making a dinner that some people think is rage bait whenever I do these videos and it's truly not. This is how we eat spaghetti. I'm a cooking creator and yes, this is how I make spaghetti. We are not Italian and this is how we like it. So pull up a chair and let me show you the very complicated, gourmet spaghetti that we serve in our household. And I'm actually making extra because I'm bringing some to a friend. Two pots of water, I'm gonna get those boiling because I like to use what I have in my pantry instead of going to the store and buying new stuff. This is what I had in my pantry. Spaghetti and fettuccine. I'm making both of these boxes, but I'm gonna make them separately because they need different cooking times. So one and each pot after the water boils, I do salt my water like the ocean because I think it gives flavor to the noodles and it makes the water boil faster. I don't know if that's true or not, but it's just how I've always done it and so I continue to do it. And then I take another pot and I want a cup. Then you're gonna take a big old mac daddy pot and boil a bunch of ground beef. I boil it. That just means I add water to it. It makes the meat looser and I saw this lady that's making Mexican food, that's how she made her taco meat. She added water to it and it just makes the meat looser and I cook ground beef if I'm making spaghetti or taco meat and I have about 7 pounds in here. But I'm not gonna use all 7 pounds for this spaghetti. I only had to dirty one pot. I boil it with like a couple of cups of water so. You could call this our struggle meal because whenever we were raising our first set of kids, we made this all the time because they were so hungry and we made it and so it's just how we like spaghetti. It's so plain. I don't know. It's just how we like it. The noodles are getting devoured by the little noodle babies back there. You see them? Mhm. But the ground beef is cooking. And I'm just stirring it with this meat chopper, once in a blue moon. And then I'm gonna drain it. Drain your ground beef. Back in the pot. Then you're gonna take whatever is on sale and pour it in the ground beef. This is what I get. And add a little water, shake it up, put it back in. And then get all the goodie out of here, add a little water, shake it up, put it back in. Season it generously. Salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, Cajun seasoning, whatever you want. I like to simmer my sauce for a few hours, or if I have time, or really doesn't make it taste a lot better, but it's just how we like spaghetti. So plain. I don't know. It's just how we like it. Serve it with garlic bread, your fancy, buttered bread works really good too. That's how we like spaghetti.
