One Pot Creamy Spaghetti and Sausage Recipe (2024)

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With busy schedules this time of year (soccer, gymnastics, baseball, piano recitals, and graduation), there isn’t much time to spend on dinner so I love one-pot pasta dishes that are ready in less than 30 minutes!

We have teamed up with Ragú to bring you one of our favorite dishes – Creamy Spaghetti and Sausage – that only takes 30 minutes from start to finish. The best part is that you throw it all in one pan (including uncooked pasta) and let it all cook together! It literally makes cooking and clean up a breeze.

Gather your easy ingredients, throw it all together in one big pot, and dinner is done! Your family will pretty much think you are amazing. 🙂

Related article: love a quick and tasty one pot meal? Try our One-Pot Chicken Alfredo.

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Serves: 6

One Pot Creamy Spaghetti and Sausage Recipe

4 from 2 votes

This recipe only takes 30 minutes from start to finish. The best part is that you throw it all in one pan (including uncooked pasta) and let it all cook together! It literally makes cooking and clean up a breeze.

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Ingredients

  • 24 ounces pasta sauce divided
  • 7.5 ounces chicken broth
  • 8 ounces spaghetti noodles
  • 8 ounces Italian turkey sausage pre-cooked, and sliced
  • ½ cup cherry tomatoes halved
  • ½ sweet onion chopped
  • ¼ teaspoon garlic powder
  • ¼ teaspoon salt
  • ¼ teaspoon pepper
  • ¼ teaspoon Italian Seasoning
  • ½ cup water
  • ¼ cup sour cream
  • ¼ cup shredded mozzarella cheese

Instructions

  • Pour 1/2 jar of pasta sauce and chicken broth into the bottom of a large (12 inch) braising pan or Dutch oven pan.

  • Break spaghetti noodles in half and toss with sauce and broth.

  • Add sliced sausage, tomatoes, onion, garlic powder, salt, pepper, and Italian seasoning.

  • Pour other jar of spaghetti sauce and 1 cup of water into the pan and turn heat on high. Once it starts to boil, turn heat down to medium heat and let cook for 9-10 minutes (or until the noodles are al dente), stirring every couple of minutes so that the noodles don't stick together and it is evenly cooked.

  • Turn heat down to low and stir in sour cream and mozzarella cheese.

  • Let it cook over the low heat for 2-3 minutes, or until the cheese is completely melted.

  • Scoop into individual servings.

Nutrition

Calories: 273 kcal · Carbohydrates: 39 g · Protein: 14 g · Fat: 7 g · Saturated Fat: 3 g · Cholesterol: 29 mg · Sodium: 1215 mg · Potassium: 643 mg · Fiber: 4 g · Sugar: 9 g · Vitamin A: 700 IU · Vitamin C: 26 mg · Calcium: 76 mg · Iron: 6 mg

Equipment

  • Big skillet

Recipe Details

Course: Main Course

Cuisine: American

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  1. Angie says:

    Can this be made in a crock pot?

  2. Angela B. says:

    I can't rate this recipe because I haven't yet made it, but it sounds easy and very tasty, and it even looks yummy in the pan before it's cooked! I usually like to cook my pasta (or rice) al dente before adding it into a one- pot meal....in order to cut down a bit on some of the starch. Should I completely eliminate the water, and should I cut the amount of the chicken broth in half when preparing this dish with pre-cooked pasta? Also, I see a small bunch of greens in the pan which aren't listed in the ingredients. Is that fresh parsley? What a lovely recipe, and I'm 'so' looking forward to serving it to my ever-hungry hubby and son, and whomever might show up. BTW, I think I'll try using whole wheat pasta in this dish, which we all love.

  3. Patty Paulsen says:

    Hi, looks delish! Quick question, in the photo, I am seeing some lovely green stuff, am I to assume this is fresh parsley? How much, is it chopped? Thanks!

  4. Cyd says:

    We just added a little on top for color, mainly for the photo.

  5. Kara says:

    Looks good except for the Ragu. I think I'd substitute for canned tomato sauce (no sugar and no salt added). Ragu has way too much sugar added.

  6. Jessica says:

    Absolutely delicious!!! I used way more garlic than called for and had to leave the heat on higher than suggested, but man the flavor!! Everyone loved this, from the 4-year-old to the grown ups. This will definitely be a staple for us! Thank you SO much for this delicious recipe!

  7. Gayle says:

    I made this once before and it was great. This time as I'm reading the ingredients I noticed a slight change. Last time it called for half and half this time it lists sour cream ???

  8. Rebecca Elaine Turner says:

    I am making this recipe right now. I added lean ground round, Italian bratwurst, and tripled the recipe, which caused me to have to use my XL IP instead of following the recipe. The noodles did stick together 😬but I am stirring and cutting w/ a spoon to correct that! The aroma of this recipe is delicious while cooking! We can’t wait to try it this evening.

  9. Cyd says:

    Rebecca, How did it turn out? Cyd from Six Sisters

  10. Mh11626 says:

    It was good. It ended up tasting like regular spaghetti so not sure it was worth the work.

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  11. Stefanie says:

    I was shocked how much my kids loved this recipe. I’ve made it several times and it’s been great each time. My kids like the leftovers reheated too.

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One Pot Creamy Spaghetti and Sausage Recipe (2024)

FAQs

Should I cook sausage before putting in sauce? ›

Simply add the raw sausages to the sauce, cover the pot, and let them simmer on low heat until they are fully cooked. This method infuses the sausage with the flavors of the sauce as it cooks.

How to spice up spaghetti dinner? ›

Fresh or dried herbs will also add flavor to pasta dishes.

"I use a lot of parsley, either fresh or even dried," Montillo said. "Oregano, garlic powder, onion flakes, black pepper all work well in a variety of sauces."

What is chicken spaghetti made of? ›

Classic Chicken Spaghetti is made up of, you guessed it, chicken and spaghetti. Both are cooked, then tossed together with a cheesy cream sauce. Often, peppers and onions are added and chili powder and paprika give a bit of heat and smoky flavor in this ultimate comfort food.

Can I put raw sausage in sauce? ›

You've got it right! ⏰ Cooking raw sausage in sauce for 25-30 minutes is the sweet spot. 🍝 The low simmer allows the sausage to gradually infuse its flavors into the sauce.

Do you cook meat before adding to spaghetti sauce? ›

Combine ground beef, onion, garlic, and green pepper in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Cook and stir until meat is browned and crumbly and vegetables are tender, 5 to 7 minutes. Drain grease. Stir diced tomatoes, tomato sauce, and tomato paste into the pan.

What is the secret to good spaghetti? ›

IF YOU COOK spaghetti in a big pot of water, drain it, then toss it with sauce, you are pouring a lot of flavor down the drain, says Vendemmia chef Brian Clevenger. “The trick to good pasta is cooking it in the sauce,” he says. It was while working at Delfina in San Francisco that he really started to understand why.

Can you add heavy cream to spaghetti sauce? ›

Cheese and dairy give sauces creaminess while butter and oil give them richness. You also don't need to use a lot — these are just for finishing and rounding out the flavors in a sauce. Whole Milk or Heavy Cream: Add a splash and let the sauce simmer for a few minutes to thicken.

What is spaghetti called in China? ›

Mi Xian ( 米线 ) (Yunnan Rice Noodles)

Rice noodles come in different shapes, and the most common one is the round, spaghetti-like noodles called Yunnan rice noodles or mi xian.

Is spaghetti from Italy or China? ›

While Asian noodles are believed to have originated in China, pasta is believed to have independently originated in Italy and is a staple food of Italian cuisine, with evidence of Etruscans making pasta as early as 400 BCE in Italy.

Is spaghetti Italian or Chinese? ›

But to what does spaghetti owe? There's no denying that pasta is decidedly Italian. However, as is common with well-loved world cuisines, the origins of pasta are highly contested and may be found in many intersections of time and place.

Can you overcook sausage in sauce? ›

As it finishes off, I add some sausages in to cook through for about 30 minutes—sausages can overcook, and I prefer mine with a juicier texture instead of the mushy texture of long-cooked sausage.

Can you put raw meat in tomato sauce? ›

Ground meatballs, Italian sausage, pork, or ox tail, can all be put directly into the sauce raw as long as you are cooking the sauce until the meat is cooked. I cook my sauce for approximately 4-6 hours.

Why do you boil sausage first? ›

To add a bit more flavour, try boiling the sausages in chicken or vegetable stock or even water mixed with wine. Boiling may not be the ideal cooking method for all sausages. Instead, boiling is best for sausages that contain very finely ground meat.

Why do you boil sausages before cooking? ›

Emulsified sausages take extremely well to boiling

Why boil these types of sausages, as opposed to grilling or pan-searing them? As Bon Appétit explains, the star of these links is the fat inside, which will inevitably render out when cooked over direct heat.

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