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Give me the recipe for ragout.
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Ragù is a traditional Italian meat dish, usually a thick meat stew based on tomato sauce. Here’s a recipe for tomato-based ragout, also known as Bolognese sauce.
material:
400g minced meat (beef, pork, or any combination)
1 onion, chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 carrots, chopped
2 celery stalks, chopped
400g canned tomatoes (whole or chopped)
200ml red wine
400ml beef or chicken broth (or you can use water and bouillon)
two bay leaves
Olive oil
salt and pepper
parmesan cheese (optional to use when serving)
procedure:
Add olive oil to a large pot and heat over medium heat. Add the onions, garlic, carrots and celery and sauté until the vegetables are soft.
When the vegetables are soft, add the minced meat and cook thoroughly. Cook, stirring occasionally to prevent the meat from burning.
Add red wine and scrape any browned meat or vegetables off the bottom of the pot. Simmer until the wine is almost evaporated.
Add canned tomatoes, season with bay leaf, salt and pepper. Mix lightly, reduce heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer until sauce thickens, about 1 to 1.5 hours. Add broth halfway through to adjust moisture as needed.
Remove the bay leaf when the ragout is thick and the meat is tender. Season with salt and pepper as needed.
Combine with al dente pasta and serve on a plate. Sprinkle parmesan cheese if desired and enjoy hot.
Ragu can be enjoyed not only in pasta, but also in polenta (a traditional Italian dish of simmered corn flour), gnocchi (small Italian noodle balls), or baked or as a pizza topping. You can freely arrange and adjust the taste, so please try to make your own favorite ragout!
User
Tell me some arrangements with Japanese processed foods.
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Ragu is an Italian dish, but you can enjoy a new taste by incorporating and arranging Japanese processed foods. Here are some ideas:
Japanese style ragout:
Arrange the ragout base in a Japanese style using soy sauce and mirin. You can also add Japanese dashi stock for extra flavor. By using wagyu beef or chicken instead of minced meat, you can create a more Japanese-style ragout.
Ragu curry:
Add curry spices to ragout to make a spicy ragout curry. It’s like a meat curry with vegetables and minced meat, and you can enjoy it with rice or naan.
Ragu pie:
Arrange ragout pie by wrapping ragout in pie crust. The juicy ragu creates an exquisite combination with the crispy pie crust.
Cheese Ragu:
Add cheese at the end of the ragout to make it melty cheese ragout. Cheeses such as mozzarella and parmesan go well with tomato-based ragu.
Ragout spaghetti sandwich:
Combine the ragout with boiled spaghetti and arrange it into a sandwich. Sandwich ragout and spaghetti between bread to create a juicy sandwich.
These are some of the ideas for arranging ragout using Japanese processed foods and ingredients. Ragu is a flexible dish that can be enjoyed in many different flavors depending on your tastes and arrangements. Arrange freely and enjoy original dishes!