Mad Hungry MY Way: Dawn’s Spaghetti Carbonara

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We get tons of feedback on here and on facebook about people making the Mad Hungry recipes or their riffs on them; so on Mondays we’d like to start posting Mad Hungry MY Way Mondays, a part of the mad hungry blog where we show YOUR Mad Hungry Meals. Send your Mad Hungry My Way pics, riffs and stories to madhungrylsq@gmail.com & we’ll post!

This Week’s Mad Hungry MY Way comes from Dawn Stanek who gave the MH Spaghetti Carb some added protein
“I added a twist…chicken. While the bacon was cooking and nearly done I added one diced up chicken breast and cooked it immersed in the bacon juices. Also, because I cannot judge measuring as easily, I just added one 5 oz size piece of parmesan to the meal and instead of spaghetti I used angel hair pasta; we like it a lot more.”

3 Comments
  • Margaret May 22, 2012 at 11:56 am

    Very interested in Dawn’s Chicken Spaghetti Carbonara but recipe isn’t attached – how can I get it???

  • Dawn Stanek June 3, 2012 at 6:49 pm

    I just added one breast of chicken to her recipe in her index. I saw her make it on TV and then found her directions spelled out for me. I followed everything she did other than adding the chicken after the bacon was done and then cooking angel hair pasta (about 3/4 of a box) instead of spaghetti and used a 5 oz package of parmesan that I grated, everything else was essentially the same.

  • Pierre August 17, 2015 at 9:28 am

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