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Dinner Tonight This B-Hol - To Get Sqad Etal Squawking.....
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Not so much dinner but interested to see how you folk make your Spag Bol as many of us have as many variations as Paganini did on his 'Theme'.
For me, fry off on diced bacon and onion, then add garlic and cdiced carrots, then a little red pepper and diced mush. Add tommy paste and a tin of toms, herbs - today rosemary, lemon thyme and some dry fennel seeds, beef stock and a good slurp of Malbec and let simmer for an hour to ninety minutes.
To be served over fresh tagliatelle with grated parmesan, a job yet to do...and split the Bol for eats tonight and freeze the rest for another day.
For me, fry off on diced bacon and onion, then add garlic and cdiced carrots, then a little red pepper and diced mush. Add tommy paste and a tin of toms, herbs - today rosemary, lemon thyme and some dry fennel seeds, beef stock and a good slurp of Malbec and let simmer for an hour to ninety minutes.
To be served over fresh tagliatelle with grated parmesan, a job yet to do...and split the Bol for eats tonight and freeze the rest for another day.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I dry-fry the mince and drain off the juices / fat. I add onion, garlic and diced peppers, a good glass of red wine and Knorr beef stockpots. When the wine has reduced I add tom pureé and a large spoon of red pesto and half a square of dark chocolate and a tiny drizzle of thick balsamic. Into the mix goes tinned tomatoes, Paprika, cinnamon and marjoram and I also add one heaped spoon of Baxter's Caramelised Onion Chutney - which I do to all ragus, curries and stews - for that Umami effect.
I use the exact same recipe / method for lasagne.
I use the exact same recipe / method for lasagne.
Im the same as Lady CG in cooking the meat off first and draining the fat. Then i stick it in a bowl and sprinkle over some Worcestershire sauce and some soy sauce.
The veg base varies depending on what I've got, but if poss I use the golden 3 (onions, carrots, celery), but that is subject to alteration.
Always a good slug of red.
I think the point of bolognaise is that you can really stick anything (within reason) in. I seem to think it is really a peasants dish with regional variations.
The veg base varies depending on what I've got, but if poss I use the golden 3 (onions, carrots, celery), but that is subject to alteration.
Always a good slug of red.
I think the point of bolognaise is that you can really stick anything (within reason) in. I seem to think it is really a peasants dish with regional variations.
I started using Anna del Conte's classic ragu recipe many years ago. It has all the usual ingredients...mince, bacon, carrot/celery/onion...but also milk which adds to the richness of the sauce yet also mellows the flavours.
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /food/r ecipes/ rag_all a_bolog nese_51 842
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