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Ragù di carne is the classic Italian meat sauce and, while there are many different regional versions, this one has a Tuscan spin. As with most good Italian sauces, it starts with an Italian soffritto—finely chopped carrot, celery, and onion sautéed in olive oil—that is basically the same thing as the French mirepoix. Here is the old recipe of my grandmother Nada to make a superb Ragù Sauce, a t ypical italian sauce made with meat and tomato: The Ragù Sauce is perfect to dress pasta, especially tagliatelle, and it's also used to make the Lasagne; or just put the ragu on toasted bread to make savory croutons.
To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have elena's ragu sauce - tuscan style using 13 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Elena's Ragu sauce - Tuscan style:
- Prepare 400 g beef ground
- Take 400 g pork ground
- Prepare 200 g chicken liver
- Get 2 Italian sausages
- Make ready 3 onions
- Get 3 carrots
- Get 3 stalks celery
- Get 8 cloves garlic
- Make ready 3 tinns of peeled tomatoes
- Get 350 ml red wine
- Take 4 table spoons of extra virgin olive oil
- Get Salt
- Get Half chilli
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Steps to make Elena's Ragu sauce - Tuscan style:
- Key is to chop vegetables in the same size, and tiny
- Pour extra virgin olive oil plenty of them to almost 'fry' the vegetables. DON'T add salt now, as it takes out water from vegetables.
- Use bigger pan and high heat to almost burn the vegetables to add flavour. That's the surprising point, burn…. Once burn, add salt, a bit stronger.
- Take the skin of sausages out. Only spices used are from the sausages. Not liver here, yet.
- Add the meats into the pan with the vegetables
1. Chop chicken liver into almost paste
- When the meats and vegetables get dark brown, add chicken liver. Tasting if enough salt!?!?
- Once mixed well, and colour changed, pour the red wine. Use good wines, with a bit of acidity
- Then, add tinned peeled tomatoes. Then, add a half piece of chilli.
- Use lower heat for an hour minimum. You might taste better the day after, even.
- When eating with pasta, use thicker pastas.
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