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 | Alessandra Spisni’s Ragů alla Bolognese | | | Alessandra Spisni, who owns a cooking school in Bologna, shared her hearty recipe with us. She makes hers in large batches so make sure you have plenty of mouths to feed. | Ingredients: finding ingredients... | My Rating: | | More Actions: | | cooking notes close notes | foodie tags close tags | share close share | | | My Notes: - Private info just for you! | |
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 | Anna Nanni’s Baked Spinach Lasagne | |  | This recipe combines a hearty ragů alla bolognese with fresh spinach pasta to create an authentic Italian favorite. | |
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 | Anna Nanni’s Ragů alla Bolognese | | | The ragů made by Italian cook Anna Nanni is brightly flavored and slightly tangy, owing to the addition of canned tomatoes. | |
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 | Black CurrantFlavored Fruit Salad | | | This molded dessert features an abundance of raspberries and blackberries floating in a black currant flavored gelatin. | |
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 | Borscht | | | This classic beet soup is traditionally served with savory pastries called pirozhki. | |
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 | Classic Ragů alla Bolognese | | | According to the Bolognese chapter of the Accademia Italiana della Cucina, the following recipe is the official one for classic ragů alla bolognese. | |
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 | Cottage Cheese with Collard Greens | | | An Ethiopian favorite, these flavorful greens have an interesting additioncottage cheese. | |
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 | Ethiopian Flatbread | | | Injera, the spongy, crępe-like sourdough flatbread usually made from tef, a hardy Ethiopian grain, can be easily replicated at home with all-purpose flour, yeast, and a nonstick skillet. | |
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 | Ethiopian Lentil Stew | |  | The small lentils (variously called red lentils, pink lentils, Egyptian lentils, and, in South Asia, masoor dal) used for this dish turn yellow when cooked. | |
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 | Ethiopian Spice Mix | |  | Berbere, whose name means hot in Amharic, is a chile-spice blend that's essential to many Ethiopian dishes. | |
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 | Ethiopian Spiced Butter | |  | This seasoned, clarified butter is a key component of many Ethiopian dishes. | |
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 | Fennel, Sunchoke, and Apple Salad | |  | This refreshing salad works perfectly as a side dish or an appetizer. | |
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 | Herbed Fish-and-Rice-Stuffed Pastry | | | This beautiful Russian pastry combines cod, salmon, rice, and herbs to create a delicious and unique dish. | |
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 | Homemade Tagliatelle | | | A step-by-step guide to making fresh tagliatelle. | |
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 | Homemade Tomato Paste | |  | Tomato paste lends depth and flavor to many dishes. | |
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 | Mock Apple Pie | |  | This classic American recipe uses a bit of cracker trickery. | |
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 | New Style Ragů alla Bolognese | | | While this ragů recipe includes seemingly unorthodox ingredients, like sherry vinegar, fish sauce, and ketchup, they come together to enhance the flavor of the sauce. | |
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 | Rabbit Braised in Red Wine | |  | The hearty flavor of this lean, game meat is showcased in this simple recipe. | |
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 | Ragů Enriched with Chicken Livers | | | This rustic version of ragů calls for several different kinds of meat, each contributing a different dimension to the sauce, but it's the chicken livers in particular that lend a gamy depth. | |
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 | Spicy Chicken Stew | | | This stew of chicken and hard-boiled eggs is one of the most recognized dishes of Ethiopia. | |
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 | The Cardinal’s Ragů | | | This cinnamon-enhanced sauce was first cooked for the cardinal of Imola in the 18th century. | |
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 | Turnips Braised in Málaga Wine | | | This dish uses Málaga, a sweet fortified wine from Spain with the character of sherry. | |
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 | Tuscan Seafood Stew | |  | For an alternative version of this robust stew, try substituting red wine for white, which yields a more deeply colored dish. | |
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