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Ingredient Qty. Unit
butter 1 Tablespoons
olive oil 1 Tablespoons
carrots, finely chopped 2 Each
veggies, chopped fine (zucchini,squash,bell pepper, celery) 2 Each
garlic cloves 7 Each
medium red onion, minced 1 Each
Ground Beef 1 Pounds
mild italian sausage 1 Pounds
red wine vinegar or beef stock 1 Cups
flour 2 Tablespoons
small can tomato paste 1 Each
28 ounce cans San Marzano fire roasted tomatos or roasted fresh tomatos 2 Each
bay leaves 4 Each
italian seasoning 3 Tablespoons
fresh chopped rosemary 1 1/2 Tablespoons
sugar 1/4 Cups
parmesan cheese rind 1 Each
stock or water to make it more soup like 1 Each
Balsamic vinegar 3 Tablespoons
handful of fresh basil 1 Each
Directions
  1) Saute veggies in butter/oil until transulent, then add garlic, dash od salt and pepper.
  2) Add beef and sausage. salt and pepper. cook
  3) Deglaze pan with red wine vinegar and or beef stock until all the bits are scaped from the bottom.
  4) Sprinkle flour on top to coat meat and veggies.
  5) Add a can of tomato paste and incorporate through the meat and veggies.
  6) Add canned or roasted tomatoes.
  7) Add water/stock, sugar and herbs
  8) Add Parmesan rind and stir
  9) Simmer on low all day, stiring every 15-30 mintues to make sure it doesn't burn or stick. Simmer at least 4 hours. If it get too thick add more stock or water. Add salt to taste simmering. Finish sauce by taking out bay leaves and whats left of the parmesan rind. Just before serving add balsamic vinegar and the basil.
Yield Cook Time
Not specified Not specified
Source
Ashley Collett
Contributed by:
Wendy
Created on:
8/15/2020 8:09:58 PM
Last modified on:
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