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Both sauces sound delishWell, Rad, what do you expect in the kitchen?
I love to cook my pasta sauce from scratch. White or red, doesn't matter. I especially like making Spagetti sauce though. Mine takes around six to seven hours to make. Then I put it into the fridge overnight. Don't ask me why, but it seems to make it better that way. People are always surprised at my sauce though. It has chunks of Bell Peppers, tomatoes, onion, olives, mushrooms and meat of course. It's kinda like a stew in a tomatoe sauce base, really.
Using a white sauce, I like to add baby carrots and sometimes peas, for french country chicken. That was my mother's favourite. I haven't made it in years.
Eww..meatballs..yuck! Let alone MOLDY meatballs..
I had a rolled meat dish that was made from three finely shaved types of meat. Yum.Maybe you just haven't tasted REAL Italian meatballs made with 3 kinds of meats???
As long as it's legal and ethical, it's all good.
Creatively, too, no doubt.
I had a rolled meat dish that was made from three finely shaved types of meat. Yum.
We knew an Italian cook many years ago and she invited us to her house for a taste experience. I don't remember every thing that she cooked but she asked us an odd question. She wanted to know if we wanted it served traditional Italian style. Then she explained that traditionally it was not served on plates but dumped in the middle of the table. Everybody took what they wanted with no plates. We said no!
that sorta thing is rather common in southern Europe. DisgustingI had a rolled meat dish that was made from three finely shaved types of meat. Yum.
We knew an Italian cook many years ago and she invited us to her house for a taste experience. I don't remember every thing that she cooked but she asked us an odd question. She wanted to know if we wanted it served traditional Italian style. Then she explained that traditionally it was not served on plates but dumped in the middle of the table. Everybody took what they wanted with no plates. We said no!
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