Supersmileyme
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So have just made an authentic ragu sauce to serve with tagliatelle tomorrow. It's for hubby, and our neighbours who've been away on their boat for the past 5 months, and are returning home tomorrow.
The recipe came from an Italian cookery show I saw last week. Not sure who the female presenter was, but it was a nice programme. Despite the fact that I'm eating nothing, and am unlikely to eat any pasta again, I will be watching the rest of the series and enjoying the lovely footage of Italy.
Apparently authentic Bolognese ragu does not contain tomatoes or garlic - who bloody knew? Not me that's for sure! So I've just made it with bacon rind, onion, carrot, mince, red wine, beef stock and tom puree and it simmers for 90 mins. And you're supposed to eat it with tagliatelle not spaghetti because the latter is too thin for the sauce to stick to. Wow, all those years I've been doing it all wrong!
The recipe came from an Italian cookery show I saw last week. Not sure who the female presenter was, but it was a nice programme. Despite the fact that I'm eating nothing, and am unlikely to eat any pasta again, I will be watching the rest of the series and enjoying the lovely footage of Italy.
Apparently authentic Bolognese ragu does not contain tomatoes or garlic - who bloody knew? Not me that's for sure! So I've just made it with bacon rind, onion, carrot, mince, red wine, beef stock and tom puree and it simmers for 90 mins. And you're supposed to eat it with tagliatelle not spaghetti because the latter is too thin for the sauce to stick to. Wow, all those years I've been doing it all wrong!
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