The spaghetti of my childhood! Make this delicious Japanese-style ketchup spaghetti in just 25 minutes, and watch your kids (and partner!) devour it in no time – and ask for seconds!
Spaghetti napolitan, also called neapolitan or naporitan, is a Japanese pasta dish that hails from the city of Yokohama (横浜), located in the Kanagawa prefecture. The dish was supposedly created after the end of World War II, by chef Shigetada Irie of the New Grand Hotel. It was a variation on the spaghetti with ketchup the US army used to eat during their occupation in Japan.
Melt the butter, and add the onion slices.
Add sausages, bell pepper and mushroom.
Stir in the ketchup, milk, and sugar.
Boil the pasta until done. Plate with sauce on top, and enjoy!