Who Knew You Could Make Gourmet Food With A Crock Pot?
Nothing hits the spot quite like a hearty helping of rich, saucy, savory spaghetti. One bite of tender pasta and zesty sauce and you won't know what hit you. Yum!
Among spaghetti dishes, Spaghetti Bolognese might just be one of the most satisfying, thanks to its generous servings of vegetables, its ample spices and enough meat to stick to your ribs. However, this enticing dish also has a reputation as one of the more complicated and time-consuming recipes of Italian cuisine.
Enter this crock pot version, which is so easy to make you might just make it once a week!
To learn how to make this indulgent pasta dish, please continue to Page (2) for the full list of ingredients and complete cooking instructions…
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Susan Mason You are right Susan, gravy is made from the drippings from either, beef, pork or chicken and sauce is from tomatoes
Thank you!
To long just saw Tammy ingredients let it suck you’re done no need for all the other crap
Sounds like goulash to me
Debbie O’Brien I pre cook my ground beef and sausage for my chili.
my sauce cooks 3 to 4 hours
Make me some it looks good
Daryl Jeter
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Broth celery carrots?? Nope
It angers me to have to go to numerous pages with so many pop up ads just to get a recipe !!!
I wish I had seen this before I went through all the “click bait”… thanks for sharing…
This is not an Italian recipe. My grandmother came from Italy and never ever put celery, carrots, or milk in her sauce!!!
Tried this recipie two days ago. Still trying to fix it so it is edible. I did NOT put the raw meat into the crock pot. I have enough clogging of my arteries without a pound of grease floating around in my sauce. The parmesan cheese overpowered everything. Should have been added near the end and no where that much. I will NOT try this again.
Why all the criticism? Make it or don’t. Eat what you like. Me..I use cheap spaghetti sauce and doctor the hell out of it.
Definitely agree.. I am Italian, and Grew up w/ what MY own Italian family cooked.. but even all Italians have their own special handed down recipes..
The best tasting sauce…Chef boyardee spaghetti sauce with meat, I also add my own ground beef cooked with onions and salt.
No meat, it’s sauce; Marina SAUCE.
If it has meat, it’s gravy; beef GRAVY,
BOOM! Nothing like homemade Italian
Gravy, with meatballs, sausage and braciole!
LOOKS GOOD
Thank you
I am full blooded Sicilian and this is by far the furthest recipe from being Italian that I know of. Depending on what region your family is from they have their own way of making their sauce,sugo.
Not PREGO!!! Sauce is easy to make just not a fan of jarred sauces , too many not good for you chemicals!
My grandparents are from Naples. They and my mother never used carrots or celery in their Sauce!
Looks great
Thank you!
Bless you sir. There is so much crap to go through on most recipe posts. Thanks for the short cut and the sauce sounds wonderful.
This is so wrong!
I’d put mine up against this one
Scroll up in this thread, someone pasted it in a post.
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Who says this is the right way? Every way is the right way, depending on taste.
Is this right ?? Is milk a usual ingredient??
Not my gravy
No thanks
Yumms
Doloris Scipio-Johnson
If I can’t find a recipe as easy as Tasty displays it then I’m not going to look it up. So many dang ads !!!! It’s frustrating. Get a grip!
Personally i love all the chunky veggies in my sause. The more the better.
I agree Carol, we never made are sugo with these ingredients either. But if you’re not raised with it you don’t really know the difference.
Yummy
This is not Italian by any means and not a bolognese sauce. Bolognese uses liver. Italian sauce would never use a whole cup of pancetta that is way to salty. Carrots depending on the region in Italy are used. Mario Batali uses them in his mothers sauce. Celery is not used in sauce only soup. There’s no garlic or olive oil in the recipe either.
You may have the recipe but it’s the love going into it while you’re preparing it that makes the difference!
Why do people have to pick everything apart? Geez…if you don’t want to use this recipe, just move on. So what if it’s not authentic in your opinion? It might be a good recipe if you actually tried it.
I can’t wait to try this. But, I want to put some beef neck bones in cheesecloth in the sauce. My mom always did that when she made sauce for catered events. Her recipe, however, feeds 250.
Ummm no
Hmmm tomorrow dinner?
There is no single recipe of authentic Bolognese Sauce, but the basic ingredients must be the same. It’s a serious thing too: in 1982, the Academia Italiana della Cucina officially registered the recipe with the Bologna Chamber of Commerce. The classic recipe must contain: onions, celery, carrots, pancetta, ground beef, tomatoes, milk and white wine.
Yesssd!!!!