Gino is very poetic the way he describes his food. For example, as he grates some Parmesan cheese over his Bolognese Fettuccine he describes it like snow over the mountain tops which is exactly what it looks like. Such a nice guy to listen to.
Interesting - rosemary. My go to is basil for its sweetness. I also incorporate a couple cloves of crushed garlic up front when the vegetables are being sauted.
This looks great sir, thank you I’m so excited to make this for my family ❤️ I don’t plan on telling them I learned from youtube, but you are great lol. Thank you
Bella Gino, buon appetito a te! Grazie per la bella immagine che dai di noi....grazie a Dio non siamo tutti come i "Soprano" o quei 4 sfigati dei reality show americani. God bless you!
I use a similar technique for the first 1/3 although I add the rosemary later. I make the original Pellegrino Artusi's 1891 Bolognese. Point A. You don't need to add milk to “tenderize ground meat”. Feels like over architecting. Point B. If you are simmering for two hours to tenderize the meat again, no need. It's ground meat and half of it is fatty and tender lamb. If you are cooking it for two hours to reduce and emulsify the flavors, ok that maybe I can buy but. Still seems like overkill. I make my, I make the 1891 Bolognese to order using veal or a mix of meats 15-20 minutes preserving.
Whether for tendering or not, milk adds good flavour to meat. I do believe bolognese recipe is over architected. Minimum 5 hours cooking some classical books say. I do mine 90 min in pressure cooker, but don't skeep milk and white wine.
No matter how someone cooks Bolognese there will always be someone say that you shouldn't use spaghetti, or question what is put in the sauce. It's all just snobbery. Just do it how you like it. No one owns the copyrights to cooking pasta dishes.
The restaurant that has my favorite bolognese ive ever had shows it on the menu as "spaghetti bolognese" but you can also have it with tagliatelle or fettuccine. I think its listed with spaghetti pasta because thats the most appealing amongst consumers in the area. Idt its a such a deal breaker lol
I Ate This Many Times In Your Beautiful Restaurants And Really Enjoyed It With A Kit If Cheese But That Bolagnaise Sauce Whatever I Was Eating I would Have Asked For Extra It Is Soooo Deeeeelious Thank you So Much For Sharing Your Beautiful Recipe And Video 👍👍😀❤️❤️
Antonio Carlucio once said that spaghetti Bolognese does not exist, then Gino said it too!! well it does in America and the UK.Of course and the rest of Europe.😅 Ps. Rosemary is not needed, I'll stick to basil/parsley and coriander. 🎉
We're Philistines in the UK though putting the wrong shape with it 😂Like it matters... when it's all made from Durham wheat. I found the best shape is Farfalle, that avoids all the messing about twisting it on a fork. That Tagliatelle stuff is like 30cm long. I want to eat my food, not negotiate my way around it!
Yay more bolognese gatekeeping! Do Italians know all pasta tastes the same?? And fettuccine? I thought the real authentic way was tagliatelle? And rosemary? Lamb? Nah. much prefer the Marcella Hazan recipe
Totally agree... this one is not a truly authentic Bolognese. Should be tagliatelle pasta, beef & pork, no rosemary, etc. Even Marcella's recipe doesn't quite follow the official recipe from Bologna, but it's a lot closer. After searching up 50 different "authentic" ragu alla Bolognese recipes, I'm convince that every Italian nonna made slight variations to theirs, so all their offspring and grandchildren think *that* version is the only authentic way to make it. Some of them do get very close to the original, of course.
Im suprised no garlic is used... also i know mushroom is not an original ingredient but i have to add it to any bolognese i make.. my sister also adds zucchini, that also works very well
Yeah, that didn't sound right to me me either, never heard of lamb bolagnese. It's to fatty and would ruin it . I use have pork have beef for meatballs, and lasagne 😋
I definitely think it's personal choice.It's up to you if you have it with spaghetti. Spaghetti Bolognese has become an international dish.It's not just italian anymore it's Mainly an an Italian American way to serve Spaghetti bolognese.😮
Beef stock would provide salt. I also brown my meat in a separate pan in smallish batches. I lightly salt each one as I go. You can always add more salt to taste. It's become fashionable to cut down on salt everywhere. Probably why he doesn't mention it here.
I don’t think authentic actually exists, the sauce would have been made popular in the Bologna region but everyone that made it popular would have their own take on it. Someone’s grandma might have used rosemary and passed it down while a grandma next door might have used milk. Never in my life have I ever seen Italians agree on any authentic recipe, in-fact they always seem to passionately disagree. I think just make it how you like to eat it, life is too short.
Yes, spaghetti bolognese is a fake Italian dish. So is the dish prepared in this video. To begin with, an authentic ragù bolognese doesn't contain herbs.
Missing bacon before sofrito then browned tomato paste and never boil sauces soups or stew with intensity. Just the occasional bubble- like a percolating volcano This is proper bolognese
Last time he used the window first and said it was very important. He also said you should never use tinned tomato, only tomato paste/purée 😭
Yes, the true bolognese is white, not red, but tomato is very okay in the end
I came to say this as well
Window?
Also he said to use pork and not lamb. And crucially put in the wine first.
@@R4co0n that's how I was originally taught, I was surprised when he threw in the milk so early
I found a written version of this recipe a few years ago and had a go at cooking it.
Without a shadow of a doubt, the best bolognese I’ve ever had.
Interesting, I will try it too
Gino is very poetic the way he describes his food.
For example, as he grates some Parmesan cheese over his Bolognese Fettuccine he describes it like snow over the mountain tops which is exactly what it looks like.
Such a nice guy to listen to.
Jeff Mangum would like a word
Never tried it with fettuccine before ,looks good .
every time I watch Gino, I only remember 2 words - Grandma and Bicycle.
A delicious and appetizing recipe😊
Interesting - rosemary. My go to is basil for its sweetness. I also incorporate a couple cloves of crushed garlic up front when the vegetables are being sauted.
You deserved a "if my grandma... " award.
Yip me too 👍
How much of each do I put in????
This looks great sir, thank you I’m so excited to make this for my family ❤️ I don’t plan on telling them I learned from youtube, but you are great lol. Thank you
Looks delicious yummy thank you.❤.
It was delicious ty
What pots is he using for the pasta and bologonse? Frying pan, sauce pan saute pan ?
Bella Gino, buon appetito a te! Grazie per la bella immagine che dai di noi....grazie a Dio non siamo tutti come i "Soprano" o quei 4 sfigati dei reality show americani. God bless you!
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I like the Birra Moretti almost falling out of the fridge. It adds even more authenticity 🫴
I use a similar technique for the first 1/3 although I add the rosemary later. I make the original Pellegrino Artusi's 1891 Bolognese. Point A. You don't need to add milk to “tenderize ground meat”. Feels like over architecting. Point B. If you are simmering for two hours to tenderize the meat again, no need. It's ground meat and half of it is fatty and tender lamb. If you are cooking it for two hours to reduce and emulsify the flavors, ok that maybe I can buy but. Still seems like overkill. I make my, I make the 1891 Bolognese to order using veal or a mix of meats 15-20 minutes preserving.
Whether for tendering or not, milk adds good flavour to meat. I do believe bolognese recipe is over architected. Minimum 5 hours cooking some classical books say. I do mine 90 min in pressure cooker, but don't skeep milk and white wine.
I would worry about milk going bad.. i should try both ways
@@LuisKolodin
No matter how someone cooks Bolognese there will always be someone say that you shouldn't use spaghetti, or question what is put in the sauce. It's all just snobbery. Just do it how you like it. No one owns the copyrights to cooking pasta dishes.
I really should stop watchig cooking videos at 4 in the morning
Same here at 1:48 :D
Same here at 02.42 😂
It's true, I ordered spaghetti on my first date at a real expensive restaurant and regret it
The restaurant that has my favorite bolognese ive ever had shows it on the menu as "spaghetti bolognese" but you can also have it with tagliatelle or fettuccine. I think its listed with spaghetti pasta because thats the most appealing amongst consumers in the area. Idt its a such a deal breaker lol
I can hear Vincenzo's Plate Vincenzo and his bolognese chef friend go insane about him putting rosemary in ,total no no ,like the beef stock.
I tried chicken stock and vegetable stock but it's missing something when done without beef stock.
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How long do you fry the soffritto?
How long do you fry the meat?
Never seen it with fettucine. I believe that according to the official recepi in Bologna. Its tagliatelle. But yes no spaghetti 😂
Gino, 6 years ago on this morning traditionally you said never add chopped tomatoes to the ragu. What is the original recipe from Bologna.
I thought it was tagliatelle or paperdelle noodles - need that rough surface to hold the sauce
What temperature would you leave it on for 2hours so it don’t burn ?
Simmer low flame
Could you add measurements in a written recipe perhaps? Especially wondering how much milk, red whine and stock you are using.
I love this but can you tell me is there a replacement to wine or is it necessary as I am Muslim?
Use beef stock
Wife and I just made spaghetti bolognese with the help of this video
You can't have done. Apparently, Spaghetti Bolognese doesn't exist. So, you must have imagined cooking and eating it.
I like tagliatelle with Ragu
What if we don’t like lamb what can we use instead ❓🌞🌎
Beef with pork works well
I done this but I couldn’t be bothered waiting hours for it so I just cooked it on medium heat for about half an hour
Fair enough.
Antonio Carlucio once said that spaghetti Bolognese does not exist, then Gino said it too!! well it does in America and the UK.Of course and the rest of Europe.😅
Ps. Rosemary is not needed, I'll stick to basil/parsley and coriander. 🎉
We're Philistines in the UK though putting the wrong shape with it 😂Like it matters... when it's all made from Durham wheat. I found the best shape is Farfalle, that avoids all the messing about twisting it on a fork. That Tagliatelle stuff is like 30cm long. I want to eat my food, not negotiate my way around it!
Traditional bolognese isn't made with herbs at all.
You remind me of the guy from fifth element 🤣🤣
If I don’t find the restaurant das not have fitachine
Back with his guitar collection?
Yay more bolognese gatekeeping! Do Italians know all pasta tastes the same?? And fettuccine? I thought the real authentic way was tagliatelle? And rosemary? Lamb? Nah. much prefer the Marcella Hazan recipe
Totally agree... this one is not a truly authentic Bolognese. Should be tagliatelle pasta, beef & pork, no rosemary, etc. Even Marcella's recipe doesn't quite follow the official recipe from Bologna, but it's a lot closer. After searching up 50 different "authentic" ragu alla Bolognese recipes, I'm convince that every Italian nonna made slight variations to theirs, so all their offspring and grandchildren think *that* version is the only authentic way to make it. Some of them do get very close to the original, of course.
@@jethro70 absolutely.
Im suprised no garlic is used... also i know mushroom is not an original ingredient but i have to add it to any bolognese i make.. my sister also adds zucchini, that also works very well
He said half beef and half lamb? Pretty sure he meant half beef and half pork.
Yeah, that didn't sound right to me me either, never heard of lamb bolagnese. It's to fatty and would ruin it . I use have pork have beef for meatballs, and lasagne 😋
You can see it's pork too and not lamb!
why did he put the milk first???
I definitely think it's personal choice.It's up to you if you have it with spaghetti. Spaghetti Bolognese has become an international dish.It's not just italian anymore it's Mainly an an Italian American way to serve Spaghetti bolognese.😮
It needs some salad cream 😅
God my stamic 😍😍😍😍😛
I typed in authentic as my first word. This man is as far away from that as I can imagine
Every single recipe for bolognese on the internet is called in-authentic by someone.
I wasn't referring to the recipe. Did you even read my comment?
Why didn't you put ketchup 😂😂
That would be perfect with a drizzle of ketchup 🤤
Erm, so how do I make the bolognaise sauce?
Everyone makes ragu differently, even the same person does it differently every time.
"There eez no sach theeng as spaghetti in bolognese. " There's also no such thing as rosemary or beef stock in a traditional bolognese either .
No salt?
What about salt?
Beef stock would provide salt. I also brown my meat in a separate pan in smallish batches. I lightly salt each one as I go. You can always add more salt to taste. It's become fashionable to cut down on salt everywhere. Probably why he doesn't mention it here.
No extra seasoning 👀
real bolognese sauce doesn't add tinned tomatoes, just the tomato paste...but sure
Once I saw the rosemary I knew it was not going to be an authentic Bolognese. Good try though
I don’t think authentic actually exists, the sauce would have been made popular in the Bologna region but everyone that made it popular would have their own take on it. Someone’s grandma might have used rosemary and passed it down while a grandma next door might have used milk. Never in my life have I ever seen Italians agree on any authentic recipe, in-fact they always seem to passionately disagree. I think just make it how you like to eat it, life is too short.
Rosemary NO, Lamb NO, Beef Stock NO, Milk goes in at the end.. this is a FAIL !!!
And that's you opinion
WRONG! This is exactly how you make bolognese.
JMS is 100% right. This is such a fail, gino should be ashamed
@@robertwisniewski3394 nope you’re WRRRRRROOOOONNNNNGGG!!!!!
That's how you can tell you are from the UK without saying that
Yes, spaghetti bolognese is a fake Italian dish. So is the dish prepared in this video. To begin with, an authentic ragù bolognese doesn't contain herbs.
do not put herbs Please, its not used in real Bolognese ragu, Best Pasta To Use is Pappardelle or Tagliatelle
No seasoning? Salt? In meat
Not using fettuccine as the pasta is a crime
Try Pork instead of Lamb, much better
Missing bacon before sofrito then browned tomato paste and never boil sauces soups or stew with intensity. Just the occasional bubble- like a percolating volcano
This is proper bolognese
2 hours ?? Dolmio 5 mins
😂😂😂
The Morning Show hosts has a Gay Man and a Black woman, it can't get any more Woke .
Dermot is not gay
No salt no spices ??
Fituchini polonies is the best
It looks like speghetti to me. Except with fettachini pasta. 🤨 Looks good though.
Well this is absolutely not a bolognese.
Gonna stop watching when the lamb came out
The worst one I've seen.. this isn't authentic
Use pork not lamb.
Total failure this recipe, he is not Italian
Italian Stallion. Stop using sexism terms.
Allucinante.
Italian stallion?? MACARONI PONY?
If you cooked that in Italy they would throw it at you
Why
No garlic?? I also add a bay leaf and a dash of worcestershire sauce for added richness. But every recipe can be tweaked a bit.
He looks out his face on Cannabis 🤔
Wish I was . Fck it ,I'm skinning up .