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Quick Curry and Mustard Seed Pasta

1 cup mustard seed
1 cup cumin seed
Soup Starter (The Chicken and Wild Rice one-it doesn't have chicken in it)
1/2 cup curry
3 tablespoon Spike vegetarian seasoning
1 tsp ginger
1 cup soy milk
2 large cans of tomato soup
1 package ziti noodles
1 cup peanut oil (approx)
1 large onion, chopped

First, get your noodles cooked and set aside. That saves time. It is ok if the noodles get cold; the sauce is really hot when it is poured over it.

Sauté onion, mustard seed, cumin seed, Soup Starter rice and dehydrated veggies (not the spice pak yet), and curry in enough oil in a fry pan to just cover the bottom for about 10 minutes covered, stirring occasionally to prevent it from sticking. Keep adding oil as the veggies absorb it. In a seperate large soup pot, mix the two cans of tomato soup (don't add water- you want it to be real thick) and soy milk until blended, then start to heat that up on medium. Add the sautéed mixture (including oil in the pan) to the soup and stir well. Add the ginger, spike, and the spice packet from the soup starter. (It's vegan- it only is spices) Let the ingredients cook together. Stir to keep from sticking to the bottom. Add more of your favorite spices to taste. When you let it cook for about 10 minutes, (covered) look and see if the peanut oil has come to the top. When it does, take a spoon and scoop it out. That will take away about 70+ grams of fat!!

When that is done, just pour over noodles and top with Vegan Rella mozzerella flavor. Yum...

It sounds a lot more complicated than it is. I've made it so many times that I can whip it all up in about 30 minutes.

Serves: 4