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Where is your god now, Giuseppe?

Yaya ya and the chinks made noodles.

But perfection is perfection.
 
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I mean that's beautiful. Would eat 100%. Its pretty much arincini but pasta not rice. And the cheese on the outside but more cheese is >>>>>

But I wouldn't bother with the pasta anyways.

Deep fried Cheese'n'sauce balls don't need the BS carbs inside.

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So this is pretty cool. Up till now, there have only been 2 photos available of legendary bluesman Robert Johnson. If you're a music fan you've probably seen these iconic pics before.

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His step-sister has a new book coming out about him, and it turns out that when she was 10 or 11, she was walking down the street with him and their sister one day when they popped into a photo booth and each paid 5 cents for a photograph. She kept his picture locked away, and we now have a 3rd photo of him - a 1930s selfie, and he even brought his guitar.


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Nah. The real bolognese is incredible. Lots of meat, cream, butter, cheese. With a fresh flat noodle. Just a hint of tomato sauce to provide colour and tanginess.

Amazing, but I might make it 2-3 times a year. It’s too rich and decadent to have frequently. And probably works better as a first course.

Your bolognese is more practical — you can have it every week for supper.

What you are describing is ragu a la bolognese. It must have a suffrito aromatic base, cream, preferably a mix of pork and beef, and other chopped meats (chopped chicken liver is the bomb, so is chopped prosciutto.)

And that article is right. There’s no such thing as “spaghetti bolognese”. Apparently it emerged in Belgium, or the northern part of France where there were a lot of Italian immigrants. I think tagliatelle is the most common “correct” noodle.

But, meh, who cares. Good is good. I don’t much care about “authenticity”. What a lot of people know as “Italian food” is mostly Italian-American, and it’s damn good.
 
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