It 's a traditional dish from Emilia. Emilian Many families prepare the sauce just beef, our recipe calls for the addition of pork and is very tasty.
In this regard I invite the readers and the readers Emilia to leave a message with your version of the meat sauce: a comparison will be interesting and we could always issue a variation to this recipe.
Do not be afraid for the times: the sauce can be easily prepared in advance and only needs a stir from time to time. I propose that the doses are very abundant, but since it is a preparation which includes a long cooking should respect them and store in freezer leftovers in single-dose containers ready for use.
To balance in terms of fat and not too much sauce I appensantire limited quantities and completely replaced the traditional butter with extra virgin olive oil ... matter of taste.
forgot the special ingredient ... a bit 'of dried porcini mushrooms!
Here is the recipe:
Time: 3.5 hours for cooking pasta sauce +
Ingredients for 4:
- green dried noodles 330 g (2 nests each) grated Parmesan cheese
- oil extra virgin olive oil and salt
- ¼ of sauce made with the recipe below.
For the sauce (serves 12 people):
- a medium size onion napoli
- a carrot 2 ribs of celery
- 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil ground beef
- 300 g minced pork 150 g
- sausage sliced \u200b\u200b150 g bacon
- 70 g dried porcini mushrooms 25 g
- still red wine 1 cup.
- retains 300g
- broth 4 cups nut also
- pepper to taste salt
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browned meat. |
For the sauce: Soak mushrooms in warm water. Finely chop the vegetables and fry over a gentle heat with oil, after 5 minutes add the chopped bacon. Fry a few minutes, pour the chopped sausage and ground beef and cook until it changes color.
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added all the ingredients, cook covered. |
Then will be the turn of chopped mushrooms, nature conservation, two cups of hot broth and a pinch of red pepper.
Cook uncovered for 2 hours or, preferably, 3 to low heat, stirring occasionally and adding water if necessary. At the end with salt.
For the pasta: Cook the noodles in boiling salted water, al dente, drain and sauté in a pan over high heat with the sauce, a little water to cook pasta, a little olive oil and a generous handful of parmesan cheese.
Tips: If it is too fluid to the end of cooking, lift the cover slightly interspersed with a toothpick. Conversely, if it is too thick, you can simply add broth or water during cooking.
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