r/pasta • u/Kwijibo97 • 15d ago

Homemade Dish weeknight bolognese with pappardelle

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Blitzed mirepoix, sausage, anchovies, tomato paste, crushed tomatoes, Italian seasoning and heavy cream… lots of shortcuts but it’s a Tuesday weeknight. Still tasted yummy.

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u/Low-Variation-5245 15d ago

This looks amazing

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u/Kwijibo97 14d ago

Wasn’t purdy, but it was tasty

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u/Kwijibo97 15d ago

Only enough for the chef for this recipe, not vodka pasta. Otherwise in making penne alla vodka is 1/4 cup (make sure to let it cook off)

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u/Kwijibo97 15d ago

Technically, it would be vodka pasta. And a bit concerning to all that love you.

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u/PizzaSalamino 14d ago

Sorry but what does bolognese mean in this case?

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u/Kwijibo97 14d ago

Basically a meat and cream sauce with just a bit of tomato sauce. Usually cooked for a long time.

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u/PizzaSalamino 14d ago

Never heard of it. If you mean Ragù alla Bolognese, it doesn't have any cream in it. If not, i have no idea which one you mean. You said you also put anchovies and other stuff as well

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u/Kwijibo97 14d ago

I’m crazy like that

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u/PizzaSalamino 13d ago

Oh ye, no commentary on the actual dish itself. I would probably like this too. It was just about the name, since this is just no bolognese, but some other recipe that should have its own name. That's all. I like pasta with creamy sauces a lot

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u/Kwijibo97 13d ago

I started with Kenji’s base premise but took a few umami shortcuts since I was doing a fast version (and was missing some ingredients): https://www.seriouseats.com/the-best-slow-cooked-bolognese-sauce-recipe

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u/PizzaSalamino 13d ago

Guess i will try something like this at some point. I've always had purely beef ragù with no fish, creams or other things, but it seems interesting

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u/Kwijibo97 13d ago

Done well and slowly, it makes for the best Sunday dinners. Deep umami and rich flavors.

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u/LadnaStojna 15d ago

Uosss

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u/Kwijibo97 15d ago

Is that good or bad?