Goat Meat Bolognese
This delicious recipe is our "Ruminant" version of the Italian classic pasta sauce from Emilia Romagna. Whereas the traditional recipe calls for veal, beef, and pork, we make ours with goat, lamb, and beef. The meats are rich with the flavors of the region. We source all of our meats from the farmers market, where you can find sustainably raised, grass fed meat. Please source your meat conscienciously and support your local economy.
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Ruminating about Goats April 10, 2010
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Gosh, that looks so delicious! I've only made tomato sauces & this is such a nice change! It looks so good with the thicker noodles too. I cant wait to make this soon! I think this weekend. Thanks so much for another wonderful recipe & a wonderful new episode of my favorite show!
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