Better than Mom’s Stuffed Shells Recipe



These amazing stuffed shells recipe is baked in a classic tomato and white sauce with delicious meat and ricotta cheese filling.

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25 Comments

  1. Okay 6 minutes in you'll have to prove to me why I need to make two sauces. I never put meat in shells. But i'm from California, sadly, so call me cray cray, I don't mind.

  2. I love the idea of using the piping bag for filling the shells. I used to use a spoon and then I graduated to using a cookie dough scoop (a 1 oz one, I think it is) but the piping bag looks like it would make it even easier. Thanks.

  3. I just made this following the directions except I did find the spaghetti sauce, because I’m not Italian or Greek, a little tart so I did add a little bit of sugar. I also used ground pork inst😢of the sausage. Other than that, I did it per your instructions. It did take a bit of time because of making the prep – boiling the shells – making the burger mix – the other cheese sauce, and then putting it all together it took time. First time making it it took me almost 2 1/2 hours to get it done. I gave it to my son, who has autism, he loved it. I gave it to my neighbor. Don’t know what his “real” thoughts were of it, but he said he liked it. I did eat after everything done and chilled my legs – love it – but please tell everybody that there is an amount of time in that prep for this recipe. To me, if I had to do it again, I would start the day before get everything ready to put it together the next day, thank you, but it was great thank

  4. What a great version of stuffed shells!! Making this for Thanksgiving… I'll let you know what my family thinks! Thanks Billy! Keep 'em coming!

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