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|caption = Chicken breasts in chaud-froid preparation | |||
|width = 300 | |||
|lines = 3 | |||
|licence = CC | |||
|author = Hayford Peirce | |||
|Bolognese 1.jpg|A ''soffrito'' of finely chopped onions, celery, carrots, and pancetta has been cooked in olive oil. | |||
|Bolognese 2.jpg|Meats (beef, pork, and lamb) have been added, lightly cooked until they lose their color, and then are boiled rapidly with milk until the milk evaporates. | |||
|Bolognese 3.jpg|White wine has been added and also boiled until it evaporates. | |||
|Bolognese 4.jpg|Canned tomatoes and canned, unflavored tomato sauce have been added and are ready to begin cooking, along with a little red wine. | |||
|Bolognese 5.jpg|Near the end of the very slow, 8-hour simmering; a little additional water has been added every half-hour or so. | |||
|Bolognese 6.jpg|The finished Bolognese, ready to be served on ''tagliatelle''. | |||
|Bolognese_sauce.jpg|Bolognese sauce on ''fusilli'' pasta | |||
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Revision as of 17:27, 8 July 2010
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