"Light" Ragù 🌷

A classic of Italian cuisine, perfect for serving with tagliatelle, lasagna, or other types of pasta. There are many variations—everyone has their own way of making it. For great results, it’s essential to use high-quality ingredients and take your time. This time, I made a lighter ragù by using extra-lean ground beef instead of the usual mixed meats. While the ragù was cooking, I made fresh pasta by hand. I usually use semolina flour and only half the eggs typically called for, and it works really well for me.
I’d been wanting to make tagliatelle with ragù for a long time, and yesterday morning I finally did it! My family loves ragù, but because it takes time, I usually only make it on Sundays or holidays. If there’s any left over, I use it to fill rice croquettes, puff pastry bundles, potatoes, or even spooned over toasted bread with a generous sprinkle of Parmesan cheese—it’s so delicious!
"Light" Ragù 🌷
A classic of Italian cuisine, perfect for serving with tagliatelle, lasagna, or other types of pasta. There are many variations—everyone has their own way of making it. For great results, it’s essential to use high-quality ingredients and take your time. This time, I made a lighter ragù by using extra-lean ground beef instead of the usual mixed meats. While the ragù was cooking, I made fresh pasta by hand. I usually use semolina flour and only half the eggs typically called for, and it works really well for me.
I’d been wanting to make tagliatelle with ragù for a long time, and yesterday morning I finally did it! My family loves ragù, but because it takes time, I usually only make it on Sundays or holidays. If there’s any left over, I use it to fill rice croquettes, puff pastry bundles, potatoes, or even spooned over toasted bread with a generous sprinkle of Parmesan cheese—it’s so delicious!
Steps
- 1
Wash and dry the vegetables, then peel the onion and carrot. Roughly chop everything with a knife. Sauté the vegetables in a pan with the olive oil and cook gently for 10 minutes until softened.
- 2
After 10 minutes, increase the heat and add the ground beef. Brown well for at least 45 minutes, stirring often. Then add the chopped rosemary, salt, pepper, and nutmeg, and cook for another 10 minutes. Add the bay leaves, a ladle of hot broth, and mix well.
- 3
While the meat is cooking, put the tomato paste in a saucepan and thin it with a few ladles of hot broth that you’ve brought to a boil. (If you want to see how I make tomato paste, you can find the recipe on my profile.) Click the link ➡️ https://cookpad.wasmer.app/it/ricette/13500013-strattu-estratto-di-pomodoro%F0%9F%8C%B7
- 4
Pour the meat into the warm tomato paste and add the rest of the broth. Cook for about 2 hours, until the ragù has thickened.
- 5
To make our Sunday lunch even better, I made tagliatelle. (If you want to see how I make tagliatelle, you can find my pappardelle recipe on my profile—the process is the same.) Click the link ➡️ https://cookpad.wasmer.app/it/ricette/12176089-pappardelle-fatte-in-casaa-modo-mio-%F0%9F%8C%B7
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