Ragù is an Italian
term for a meat-based sauce, which is traditionally served with pasta. The word "ragu" derives
from the French ragoût,
a noun derived from ragoûter (to revive the taste). Please enjoy this
famous recipe with any pasta you like.
Ingredients
- One onion
- One carrot
- One stick of celery parsley
- 4 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
- 300g minced meat
- 100g chicken or rabbit livers
- One glass red wine
- 700g tomatoes
- Salt
- Pasta of your choice, cook as per instructions
Method
- Finely chop the onion, carrot, celery and parsley. Fry gently in the oil
over a medium heat.
- Add the minced meat (do not use mince which is too lean!) and the washed and
cleaned livers, finely chopped.
- Add salt and cook rapidly for at least ten minutes, stirring constantly with a
wooden spoon so that the meat does not stick to the pan.
- When the sauce has become golden brown in colour, add the wine and leave to
evaporate.
- Lower the heat and add the peeled and puréed tomatoes. Cook over a
low heat for half an hour and taste for salt.
(Source: myowntuscanyfood.wordpress.com)