out of all the bolognes recipes I've seen, I by far love this the best!....its very similar to how I make mine...except I use cream. But one thing you may be able to help me out with. Although my sauce has great flavor, my mom had mentioned the meat is a little firm. Is there any way to have much more tender and softer meat in the finished product?
Very nice. I usually make Marcella Hazan's Bolognese version (which is excellent), but I'm definitely gonna try this one (without the screaming baby, of course)! Thanks!
Thats an aweful lot o-o Im learning how to make this for lasagna, to serve about 4-7 people I guess. How much of each of these ingredients, like the carrots, onions, celery, should I chop up and use to serve 4-7 people?
@PoisonousMushroom101 sorry I did not see this sooner but you could cut this recipe in half and it would be fine for - sorry again for taking so long to get back to you- thanks for checking out the video
@MysteriousButterly yeah I will have to edit that out a little - or crop the bottom out- these videos originally private on another network and only posted on my blog so only family and friends were watching- I started updating to you tube and forgot about some of these scenes- thanks for watching the vids
@googo151 I will def. try it that way next time- thanks for watching vid- what about browing the meat first and pulling it out then doing the mirapoix?
What the fuck are you doing man ? this is not even close to Bolognese...you rape the food dude ....and milk and cheese????? ,,,are you out of your mind ?its the worst i ever seen ...if you where in my kitchen i would fire you in a spot! get some cooking lesson or at least read a recepie before you make a fool out of your self!
well despite your colorful use of the English language - I would be curious to hear how you make yours. My recipe uses the ingredients found in the official registered recipe in Italy-
Milk is part of this recipe so unless your kitchen is the Olive Garden -I really would like to know what is so offensive? I am always looking to improve.
I will post another reply with the official ingredients
The traditional recipe, registered in 1982 by the Bolognese delegation of Accademia Italiana della Cucina, confines the ingredients to beef, pancetta, onions, carrots, celery, tomato paste, meat broth, white wine, and milk or cream. However, different recipes, even in the Bolognese tradition, make use of chopped pork or pork sausage, while chicken or goose liver may be added along with the beef or veal for special occasions, and today many use both butter and olive oil for cooking
dude... FINALLY. a real bolognese recipe. it took me like 30 minutes to finally find a bolognese recipe that is a real bolognese and not some horseshit combination of sauces. thank you!
out of all the bolognes recipes I've seen, I by far love this the best!....its very similar to how I make mine...except I use cream. But one thing you may be able to help me out with. Although my sauce has great flavor, my mom had mentioned the meat is a little firm. Is there any way to have much more tender and softer meat in the finished product?
chicken855 1 month ago
Very nice. I usually make Marcella Hazan's Bolognese version (which is excellent), but I'm definitely gonna try this one (without the screaming baby, of course)! Thanks!
Larinho2 2 months ago
That's a real color for Bolognese, btw for how many people is that quantity of ingredients ?
shengxlong 1 year ago
wlf was that
1994dantheman 1 year ago
Thats an aweful lot o-o Im learning how to make this for lasagna, to serve about 4-7 people I guess. How much of each of these ingredients, like the carrots, onions, celery, should I chop up and use to serve 4-7 people?
PoisonousMushroom101 1 year ago
@PoisonousMushroom101 sorry I did not see this sooner but you could cut this recipe in half and it would be fine for - sorry again for taking so long to get back to you- thanks for checking out the video
kahunasfoodandwine 1 year ago
WHAT THE FUCK 1:46 y is he naked on youtube for pervs to see.....
MysteriousButterly 1 year ago
@MysteriousButterly yeah I will have to edit that out a little - or crop the bottom out- these videos originally private on another network and only posted on my blog so only family and friends were watching- I started updating to you tube and forgot about some of these scenes- thanks for watching the vids
kahunasfoodandwine 1 year ago
why was there a naked kid in this vid?????? perv
oceanhawk9 1 year ago
@oceanhawk9 sorry at 2 years(when vid was shot) he just does not like his clothes on- I guess I could edit that out
kahunasfoodandwine 1 year ago
You're meat should've gone in after the mirapoix and then the tomato paste.
googo151 1 year ago
@googo151 I will def. try it that way next time- thanks for watching vid- what about browing the meat first and pulling it out then doing the mirapoix?
kahunasfoodandwine 1 year ago
@WhiteOnBlondes There is no wax on that cheese- No Parmagianno from Italy has was- Rind is edible
kahunasfoodandwine 2 years ago
What the fuck are you doing man ? this is not even close to Bolognese...you rape the food dude ....and milk and cheese????? ,,,are you out of your mind ?its the worst i ever seen ...if you where in my kitchen i would fire you in a spot! get some cooking lesson or at least read a recepie before you make a fool out of your self!
patrictheking 2 years ago
well despite your colorful use of the English language - I would be curious to hear how you make yours. My recipe uses the ingredients found in the official registered recipe in Italy-
Milk is part of this recipe so unless your kitchen is the Olive Garden -I really would like to know what is so offensive? I am always looking to improve.
I will post another reply with the official ingredients
kahunasfoodandwine 2 years ago
The traditional recipe, registered in 1982 by the Bolognese delegation of Accademia Italiana della Cucina, confines the ingredients to beef, pancetta, onions, carrots, celery, tomato paste, meat broth, white wine, and milk or cream. However, different recipes, even in the Bolognese tradition, make use of chopped pork or pork sausage, while chicken or goose liver may be added along with the beef or veal for special occasions, and today many use both butter and olive oil for cooking
kahunasfoodandwine 2 years ago
dude... FINALLY. a real bolognese recipe. it took me like 30 minutes to finally find a bolognese recipe that is a real bolognese and not some horseshit combination of sauces. thank you!
darthremes 2 years ago
Thanks I hope it came out good for you. I apreciate you watching!
kahunasfoodandwine 2 years ago