The Meatballs:
To make your meatballs use:
1lb of lean ground meat ( I used pork)
1Tbs of Chinese rice wine (not vinegar)
1Tbs of Soy Sauce
1 Tbs of Hoisin Sauce
1 Tbs each of grated ginger and garlic
1 Tbs of cornstarch
Mix all ingredients well and form into walnut size meatballs.
Fry in a wok with 1 Tbs of canola oil on medium-high heat. Fry until the meatballs are cooked through and browned. Using a slotted spoon, remove the meatballs out of the wok and set aside. Allow the oil to remain in the wok for the next step.
The Sauce:
Stir fry in the remaining oil:
1 medium onion chopped
1 large carrot grated or diced
1 green pepper diced (frozen is fine)
1 Tbs of grated garlic
2 Tbs of grated ginger
Fry until onions begin to soften.
Then add:
1 tsp of curry powder ( I used American Curry powder by McCormick)
1 Tbs of Hoisin Sauce
1 Tbs of Fish Sauce**
2 Tbs of Soy Sauce
1 tsp of red chili flakes (or to taste)
Stir fry for a few minutes.
** You can substitute more soy sauce for the fish sauce.
Then add:
1/4 cup of coconut milk
1/4 cup of water
Add Meatballs back into the pan and simmer for 3-5 minutes.
Finish off with one large bunch of green onions chopped (both white and green parts)
The Spaghetti:
Cook Pasta according to package instructions. You can use any type of spaghetti (I used thin spaghetti). You can also use vermicelli or glass noodles often used in Asian noodle dishes.Toss the sauce/meatballs with the spaghetti and serve.
Serves 4-6 people. Enjoy.
Printable Recipe without pictures:
Asian Spaghetti and Meatballs









The meatballs sound amazing with all those yummy ingredients...all flavours that I love. Even better tossed into that yummy sauce.
ReplyDeleteLook at how perfect those meatballs are! And all those amazing flavours packed in will leave regular meatball recipes crying in the dust :) I love the end effect, sprinkled with spring onions.
ReplyDeleteWow! That looks amazing! I adore curry - but I'm allergic to it...and fish sauce. I think I have a tiny bit of some specially blended curry that doesn't have cinnamon or allspice - I'll be trying this...
ReplyDeleteGreat post!
Love this spaghetti!! I love the curry and hoisin together - nice. Will give it a try.
ReplyDeletewonderfully done looks delicious
ReplyDeleteI definitely love the Asian flavors of this spaghetti! Can't wait to try it out =)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great twist to the traditional spaghetti. The meatballs look so delicious and browned perfectly!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this Asian take on spaghetti and meatballs. I think I might like this one better than the Italian version...yum!!!
ReplyDeleteI am making this one for sure! I love the twist on normal spaghetti and meatballs. I have a feeling this will be a hit!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe looks so fun and delicious. One little tip for those who want to make this recipe but don't use coconut milk every day is to buy coconut milk powder and reconstitute it accordingly for smaller recipes like this.
ReplyDeleteI really will have to make this,you post some really great recipes.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for the wonderful comments. I can't wait to make this dish again.
ReplyDeleteWhat aromatic ingredients!
ReplyDeleteThose asian meatballs look great! I have to try making them sometimes instead of the usual old italian meatballs!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, I'm so glad I saved this in my inbox and came back to it. It looks delicious. I need to get me some ground chicken or pork though. I can't imagine it would work well with ground beef. Yum!
ReplyDeleteWow that looks amazing! I never would have thought to make a spaghetti like this
ReplyDeleteGreat take on traditional spaghetti and meatballs. Looking forward to trying them.
ReplyDeleteSounds very tasty. Great family meal.
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This looks so yummy! Wonder how they would be as lettuce wrap filling....
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe! Looks very yummy and I have been craving spaghetti and meatballs for a while!
ReplyDeletecurious that recipe! spaghetti are my passion! I suggest to you to cook for five minutes at most!
ReplyDeletegreetings from Milan, Italy