spaghetti Bolognese , auch: spag bog slang

Or he may cook spaghetti Bolognese at home and invite friends over.

I cook up spaghetti Bolognese and leave the kitchen door open a crack, listening.

I do spaghetti Bolognese and he loves that.

Yeah, so said it was that spaghetti Bolognese that did it.

A small pizza or a plate of spaghetti bolognese costs $2.50.

He aimlessly moved some spaghetti bolognese around his plate.

"I'm getting pretty tired of corn chips and spaghetti Bolognese," I complained.

"What white wine goes with spaghetti Bolognese?"

They were paid with spaghetti bolognese and beer.

A chicken sandwich runs $5.50, a plate of spaghetti Bolognese $13.50.

Mick was heaping piles of spaghetti bolognese on to two plates.

In front of her was a large bowl of spaghetti bolognese dripping sauce.

I don't feel like spaghetti Bolognese.

The spaghetti bolognese was acceptable; Robyn had tried her best and it wasn't a disaster.

Spaghetti Bolognese is popular outside of Italy.

Italians use it to make meat sauces, for example, lasagna and spaghetti bolognese.

But spaghetti Bolognese was ordinary.

'We have issued the team with a recipe for a lamb based spaghetti bolognese.

'Will spaghetti bolognese be all right?' she asked uncertainly.

I'll have the spaghetti bolognese, Tommy said.

A few big jazzy dishes and serving spoons for the communal spaghetti bolognese are essential.

I made spaghetti bolognese for dinner last night, and I can confirm that it wasn't because of changes in the climate.

All I'm doing is thinking unworthy thoughts that nobody can hear, and then sniping about unfinished spaghetti bolognese.

Sturdy staples include the likes of French onion soup, spaghetti bolognese, lasagne and steak.

The arrival of the liver and bacon and Burden's spaghetti Bolognese silenced them for a few minutes.