Super Easy Spaghetti Recipes

A jar of bruschetta and canned flaked tuna come together for a flavourful and healthy dinner that takes mere minutes to make.

This dish is a real weeknight winner. Just pick up some fresh tomatoes, basil, dried pasta and sharp Parmesan — and 20 minutes later you’ll have a no-fuss dinner on the table.

Treat your noodles to a creamy, Parmesan-filled sauce paked with pieces of crispy, smoked pancetta in every bite. With only six pantry and freezer-friendly ingredients, this pasta dish will be your weeknight go-to.

Irregularly shaped, too-ripe tomatoes get diced and cooked down for a lighter, warm-weather take on pasta.

Crunchy panko breadcrumbs, fresh herbs and sharp Parmesan cheese make a scrumptious vegetarian version of classic Italian meatballs. Pair with a homemade tomato sauce filled with fresh garlic, chili flakes and a splash of white wine for good measure.

All the comfort of soup with the flavours and heartiness of spaghetti, Rachael Ray hits it out of the park with this fusion of two comfort food favourites.

Veal, pork and beef create mouth-watering meatballs that are perfect for tossing with al dente spaghetti and a Chianti marinara sauce in this dinnertime favourite.

You can’t get much better than this effortless five-ingredient Italian dish. Lightly sauteed garlic delivers big aroma and delicate flavour that pairs perfectly with Pecorino cheese.

This quick and easy combo takes the stress out of planning weeknight dinners. Not to mention it’s completely satisfying and delicious.

Plenty of protein, olive oil and a bit of fiery chili make this pasta dish a lighter option than traditional spaghetti recipes. Instead of white pasta, try a whole grain alternative, and round out the meal with a big salad.

This playful interpretation of scallop pasta uses mushrooms, a surprising source of vegan protein, along with fibre-rich kale, pomegranates and wholegrain pasta. You won’t miss any cheese or meat with this filling main course.

Put your little chefs to work helping to roll and shape the meatballs. While the meatballs cook, boil pasta and heat tomato sauce to complete the meal. It’s an Italian classic that’s a hit with kids in the kitchen and at the dinner table.

Spaghetti is a no-brainer for quick and satisfying suppers that no one will protest, but sometimes you just make too much! Make the most of leftover noodles in this delicious casserole recipe featuring a savoury mushroom sauce, baked with chicken and shredded cheese.

Transform your leftover turkey with this delicious spaghetti dish. Trust us — it will not go to waste.

If you’ve never had your spaghetti ‘au gratin,’ you’re in for a treat. This hearty pasta dish is already bursting with fresh herbs, veal and garlic simmered in a rich tomato sauce. But topping with a gooey Canadian cheese gives it an elegant and indulgent touch.

A straightforward pasta bake that breaths new life into your leftover noodles. Feel free to mix the broccoli into the pasta, or serve broccoli on the side for picky eaters.

Adding a dose of pesto to your spaghetti is a great way to show off that rich green colour found in basil leaves.

A kid-friendly dinner casserole that makes the most of pasta night leftovers. Serve this spaghetti bake by the slice and throw in some leftover Italian sausage for extra flavour.

Chicken tenders get the parm treatment for a fast and easy homemade version of the beloved Italian-American dish.

For a quick and delicious leftover chicken pasta dinner, mix shredded chicken together with pancetta, then add the spaghetti and cheesy, herb cream sauce and finish it off with walnuts and lemon zest.

This hearty Italian meal is served with Pecorino Romano cheese, toasted almonds and a rich, creamy sauce bursting with Brussels sprouts, mushrooms and garlic.

Spaghetti nests are served atop marinara, and topped with mini bocconcini balls to resemble eggs in this entertaining-worthy dish that’s sure to impress any guest!

Bright, colourful and brimming with big seafood flavour, this stunning pasta from Giada can be made in just 20 minutes. Make sure to add the arugula at the end, and lightly toss right before serving. Enjoy!

Lean ground turkey, prosciutto, Italian pork sausage and a spiced bread mixture make the base for these mouth-watering meatballs. Top spaghetti with lots of marinara and meatballs, and serve with freshly grated Parmesan.

A traditional supper for Rachael Ray, her grandpa used to make this tasty dish, consisting — of macaroni (spaghetti), Sunday gravy (marinara sauce), and slow-cooked meats — on Sundays for his 10 children. So you know for certain this recipe is crowd-pleaser!

The “drunken” element of this spaghetti comes from the addition of dry Italian red wine, which also gives the pasta its vibrant purple hue.

Creamy, peppery and oh-so delicious, this classic Italian dish is a must-try, and it only takes 25 minutes to make! Don’t forget to garnish with fresh parsley and serve with extra Parmesan at the table.