This Traditional Sauce Recipe Brings The Soul Of Italy Right Into Your Kitchen

This Traditional Sauce Recipe Brings The Soul Of Italy Right Into Your Kitchen

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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353 Comments

  1. Sue Zuke-O'Shaughnessy
    Sue Zuke-O'Shaughnessy January 23, 02:23

    Elaine Strickland thank you

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  2. Sue Zuke-O'Shaughnessy
    Sue Zuke-O'Shaughnessy January 23, 02:30

    Throw everything but the pasta in the slow cooker stir and cook on low setting for 8 to 10 hours

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  3. LisaMarie Rhodes
    LisaMarie Rhodes January 23, 02:41

    I was hoping someone would know the difference….

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  4. Karyn Aarthun Ervin
    Karyn Aarthun Ervin January 23, 04:19

    Karyn Aarthun Ervin

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  5. Theo Kessler-Davis
    Theo Kessler-Davis January 23, 14:14

    It won;t allow me to see the recipe

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  6. Living Healthy
    Living Healthy January 23, 19:00

    Who else loves this ?

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  7. Recipeandkitchen
    Recipeandkitchen January 23, 19:00

    Agreed… Awesome ! thanks a lot

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  8. Recipeandkitchen
    Recipeandkitchen January 23, 19:00

    IMO stuff like this are great

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  9. Sandra Dickinson Spagnuolo
    Sandra Dickinson Spagnuolo January 23, 19:08

    Slow cooker is the way to go. Slow and long makes the best sauce and that way you can go to work and come home to delish.

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  10. Sandra Dickinson Spagnuolo
    Sandra Dickinson Spagnuolo January 23, 19:10

    Ken Lyons I like a bone from leg o lamb dinner makes the best sauce or any bones

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  11. Jacqueline Jackie Corbitt Jones
    Jacqueline Jackie Corbitt Jones January 23, 20:45

    Milk.??? I have never made spaghetti sauce using milk. But hey I can try and see what it adds.

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  12. Al Schrank
    Al Schrank January 23, 22:18

    Gotta roast and peel yer own tomatoes 1st. Sauce takes 8 hours. Add meatballs.

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  13. Darren Porter
    Darren Porter January 24, 01:43

    Leann how is this recipe?

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  14. Patsy Schutt
    Patsy Schutt January 24, 04:17

    Laura McCart

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  15. Michael Margraf
    Michael Margraf January 24, 10:57

    The …SAUCE…is specific to the region…..plus….The immigration to the U.S…due to the availability of herbs….also modified the SAUCE…..for example. ..
    Grammas….San Bartolomeo in Galdo….Napoli……tomatoes…basil. …polpette…..

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  16. Jacqueline Callatone Maneri
    Jacqueline Callatone Maneri January 24, 12:35

    ike other pasta recipes where you have to cut everything up individually, saute and then throw it in a large pot to simmer a few hours this one is quite different.

    The reason this Bolognese sauce is cooked this way is because it’s richer in flavor and all of the vegetables, meats and spices slow cook cook into one another.

    There is a special step unlike a regular, conventional pasta recipe that you have to adhere to. If you do not take precaution and add everything together then you sauce will come out ruined.

    Bolognese is not typically made in a slow cooker because it takes more time. However, the results are unlike anything that you have ever tried before

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  17. Victoria Dowell
    Victoria Dowell January 24, 16:20

    My mother was half German and half English….but, she cooked a lot of Italian and soul foods. From homemade ravioli to pigs feet, beans, greens and ham, and cornbread. She loved cooking and baking and we loved to eat her food….and what a variety !!!

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  18. Ken Lyons
    Ken Lyons January 24, 17:00

    How many use salt pork & bay leaves?

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  19. Debra Sidabras
    Debra Sidabras January 24, 20:05

    with these ingredients my grandparents couldn’t afford to make sauce!

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  20. Ken Lyons
    Ken Lyons January 24, 20:13

    What is amazing to me is every Italians sauce and/or gravy is different, but they’re all good, you can’t make it like Mama, and you can’t make it like Nonna, no matter how hard you try. agree or disagree?

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  21. Ken Lyons
    Ken Lyons January 24, 20:18

    He has an Italian Ex-Wife, and he’s still alive and not crippled? lol.

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  22. Ken Lyons
    Ken Lyons January 24, 20:22

    Sarah Porter If you have to buy prego, it’s an emergency and you have to doctor the hell out it to even make it acceptable to Italians, lol

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  23. Linda Dunkelberg
    Linda Dunkelberg January 24, 21:25

    Carmela or Rhonda— where is this receipe– I have clicked on all the links—

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  24. Tammie Spillman
    Tammie Spillman January 25, 01:59

    Dustin Gibson dud u tell them about my watery spaghetti? ?*

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  25. Nicholas Scaffetta
    Nicholas Scaffetta January 25, 02:03

    Why make it yourself when you can get Scaffetta’s Gourmet Foods pasta sauce made from a recipe brought to America by my Grandfather from Vasto, Italy in the early 1900’s. Long cooked, no preservatives, no fillers, no sweeteners, all natural. Old world flavor.

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  26. Mike Sarrail
    Mike Sarrail January 25, 03:58

    Yep

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  27. Robert Dotterer
    Robert Dotterer January 25, 11:47

    I love the crockpot I cook lots of stuff in it pasta sauce from scratch sooooo good cook the meat right in it .

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  28. Géraldine Cummings
    Géraldine Cummings January 25, 14:07

    You forgot to say: best tasting, and easy to find.

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  29. Vicki Clark
    Vicki Clark January 25, 14:35

    guess i am part of the “older generation”, lol! having said that, think i might try the crock pot, no matter how low i have the gas, there are always gravy splatters on the stove!

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  30. Bettyand Ben Smith
    Bettyand Ben Smith January 25, 22:07

    grandma did not have a crockpot ! slow cook on the stove !!

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  31. Paula Russo Gorman
    Paula Russo Gorman January 25, 22:51

    I make my own sauce. I posted this just to read it because I had to go to work. Just wanted to read it. Never know if there is an ingredient that can enhance what you already make. All the recipes I post, I post for my review. Some I try, some I don’t, but it is the only way I can save them for review when I have time to read.

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  32. Debbie Silinski
    Debbie Silinski January 25, 23:09

    this does NOT sound appealing at all

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  33. Dee Irwin
    Dee Irwin January 26, 04:02

    takes 3 pages to get all of it – I gave up and would not even use it

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  34. Connie Kappelman McKean
    Connie Kappelman McKean January 26, 17:23

    too many ingredients …

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  35. Linda Schoeffler
    Linda Schoeffler January 26, 20:25

    I will not download anything to get your recipe..

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  36. Cassandra Mosley
    Cassandra Mosley January 26, 21:22

    And real Italians call it gravy.

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  37. Carol Bachand
    Carol Bachand January 27, 06:32

    People are rude because they are ignorant and you can’t do much with a socially uneducated ignorant person-

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  38. Ray Sprinkles
    Ray Sprinkles January 27, 11:23

    Thanks for the share Charles David

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  39. Rollie PickDaddy Pickner
    Rollie PickDaddy Pickner January 27, 18:45

    Wanda Pickner Dolly Chargingwhirlwind

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  40. Sue Zuke-O'Shaughnessy
    Sue Zuke-O'Shaughnessy January 28, 00:24

    I made this and it was horrible what a waste of time and money oh well live and learn

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  41. Cynthia Danella-Ricci
    Cynthia Danella-Ricci January 28, 10:03

    I am first generation American.Real Italians do not call it Gravy. It is called Sauce.

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  42. Terry Hensley
    Terry Hensley January 28, 19:25

    everyone – italian or not — has his/her own method — but one listed here is almost the way i make mine — actually i follow Lydia’s methods in almost every dish i make and they are great

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  43. Shea Provines
    Shea Provines January 28, 21:13

    Went to this website and to much advertisement popping up all over, couldn’t even find the recipe.

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  44. Marilyn Clark
    Marilyn Clark January 28, 22:36

    Save

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  45. Jason G. Reyes Sr.
    Jason G. Reyes Sr. January 28, 23:10

    Natalie Escobedo

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  46. Camille Shadeck
    Camille Shadeck January 28, 23:42

    Gravey

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  47. Rubie Olney
    Rubie Olney January 29, 05:42

    I don’t know what is wrong with so many of you, I’m mostly English and Irish, but I can cook southern, northern and any nation you can name! I know how to cook!!!!

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