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Luca Pinotti wrote:
> Almost any shape of pasta can be topped with ragł (bolognese sauce). > Ragł (pronouced ragoo, for the few...) is one of the few sauces that can be > "topped" on the pasta (with plenty of parmesan, slurp!) and not sauted with > it. I'm so happy to hear you say that. I was afraid to say that because the Italian posters harp on that Americans put their sauce on top thing, but when it's bolognese, I like a couple of forksful before I dig into the pasta part. > If you will have the luck to be in Bologna once to gain 5-6 lbs per day, (laugh) That was funny. > But remeber thin my granmom rule: "the thicker the sauce, the bigger the > pasta". We've come full circle. I never did understand why the original poster wanted bolognese on spaghetti anyway. The sauce would just fall to the bottom. Just me. nancy |
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