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Chop the onion, carrot, celery, garlic, and panchetta.
STEP 2/14
Stir-fry the panchetta over medium-low heat.
When the oil comes out of the panchetta, stir-fry the garlic first.
STEP 3/14
Add the rest of the chopped vegetables and stir-fry them.
STEP 4/14
Stir-fry vegetables on the bottom of the pot until they are slightly burnt due to the Myyar reaction.
STEP 5/14
In another frying pan, sprinkle the minced meat with pepper and stir-fry it without adding oil.
STEP 6/14
Stir-fry the meat without rummaging too much.
Put the stir-fried meat in a vegetable pot
STEP 7/14
Digrate the frying pan with red wine and pour it into the vegetable pot.
STEP 8/14
Add tomatoes and chicken stock, add spices and pepper, and simmer over low heat for about 2 hours.
Try the meat after 2 hours and boil it with more water if it is less tender.(Removal of Flavors
STEP 9/14
Boil it based on 1L of water, 10g of salt, and 100g of noodles.
STEP 10/14
Noodles are boiled about a minute less than al dente.
STEP 11/14
Put the sauce in the frying pan without oil, put the noodles, and add the noodle water.
STEP 12/14
When the sauce is boiled down over medium heat, season with Parmesan cheese.
STEP 13/14
Make fun of the pan and adjust the concentration of the sauce
STEP 14/14
Place in a bowl and sprinkle cheese powder and rosemary on top to finish.
There is also a recipe for milk or cream, and instead of tomato ken, tomato puree or everything.
In this recipe
When I make pasta, I add a lot of cheese powder to season it and increase the flavor
I don't add milk and cream.
If you want a softer, creamy sauce, you can also add milk and cream.
This recipe also stir-fry vegetables, but stir-fry panchetta with the oil that comes out.
If it's hard to get, you can replace it with butter or bacon.
It is a very important cooking point to stir-fry vegetables and meat in a different pan to make sure that each tastes good.