Welcome to the Culinary Crucible, where we don’t believe in perfect measurements—we believe in perfect flavor.
Today, we’re forging a new kind of classic: Crucible Shells: Fast Italian Feast. We’re taking a pound of ground beef, giant shells, and a three-cheese blend of Asiago, Parmesan, and Romano, and throwing them together with a heavy hand of Italian seasoning, thyme, and garlic powder. No rulers, no scales, just pure cooking intuition.
This is a fast-fire pasta recipe built for real cooks who know that food is art, not math. Watch as we turn simple ingredients into a bold, hearty Italian masterpiece.
Ingredients Used (roughly):
* Ground Beef (1 lb)
* Giant Shells
* Asiago, Parmesan & Romano Cheese
* Tomato Sauce (2 cans)
* Diced Tomatoes (2 cans, drained)
* Italian Seasoning, Thyme, Garlic Powder
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Crucible Super Shell. Start with about a pound of hamburger. Dash of water in there. And then throw on a lid. About 1015. Boom. Just when it’s frozen. This is how I do it. Okay. Break that all up. Once it’s done, drain the excess. We’re going to drain two cans of diced tomatoes. M damn. Just mix it in with whatever you got. Magic wand, spoon, snowball, whatever. And let the water evaporate again. Hot. Boil water. Fair amount of Italian pow. Your time. Garlic powder. Mix it up. boil it down. You just stir as it cooks. We’ll slice in half. That makes for a good thumbnail. Once we get down to about the bottom of the pan here, we’re going to pull it off the heat and just let that stiffen up. And on that, we’re going to cook up these giant shells right in there. Oil. New pan. Heat sauce. Whatever sauce you like might bubble over. Maybe put a lid. Boom. Low heat. Just heating it up. Put the extra in here. And be sure to subscribe. Just mix it. Remember, it’s not on. And we just got that sitting that heating. Those bo getting ready to boil. Warm water. We’re going to stop them from cooking. Don’t destroy your shells doing it. Throw them back in the pan like that. Heat off. We’re going to take a noodle. We’re going to fill it. Oh yeah. Look at that. Bit in there. Get an upward angle here. Yeah. Okay. Once your sauce is hot, I mean, it doesn’t have to be burning somebody’s mouth out. Boom. Boom. Boom. Aiago Romano Parmesano forkill. That’s some yummy shells. Yummy.
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