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August 15, 2013

Bison Bolognese

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After eating non-stop raw fish in Tahiti, my body is craving some meat…something hearty and comforting. And my choice of red meat is Bison…I started making bolognese with bison and now can’t go back to regular ground meat. It’s lean and lighter but flavor-packed! If you would excuse me, I’m going to grab a glass of wine and stuff my face with some pasta.

Ingredients
1 lb ground bison
half onion
2 celery stick
2 carrots
1~2 garlic chopped
1 Tablespoon tomato paste
1 Pome tomato sauce
1~2 teaspoon chopped anchovy
2 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon brown sugar
chopped parsley for garnish

Preparation

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1. Pulse onion, celery and carrot in a food processor to ‘xsmall’ dice.

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2. Cook the mixture on low heat till soft.

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Hey you don’t have to tell your guests about ‘the secret’ ingredient!

3. Add anchovy and garlic. Cook on low heat.
4. Add ground bison and again, cook on low hear. It’s the key to make good Bolognese. You have to cook it slowly on low heat to get that rich flavor. Keep stirring so it doesn’t burn.

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5. Add tomato paste, oregano and cook again….”slowly on low heat!” Salt and pepper to season.

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6. Add tomato sauce.

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You can definitely use Parmesan Reggiano but I like this cheese from Trader Joe’s. Super flavorful, nutty and cheaper!

7. Time to add some cheese in the sauce. You can grate it in but I’m lazy so I just cut a few chunks of it, dump them in. Let it melt into the sauce. Add brown sugar and season again with salt and pepper.
8. Cook pasta and enjoy!

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My favorite Tomato Sauce

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The best store-bought pasta ever. World Market has them….so I’m gonna go stock them up.

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Filed Under: Main course, Meat Tagged With: bison, bolognese, pasta

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  1. Jerry says

    August 20, 2013 at 4:27 pm

    Yummy. Your ingredients all look and sound wonderful. I understand why you picked thi to stop the cravings.

    Reply

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