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Tomato free spag Bol

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thaegumathteth · 10/05/2020 00:16

Anyone got any tried and tested recipes for the above? Ideally something simple - I'd be making normal SB for 3 then the tomato free version for one !

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StirCrazy2020 · 10/05/2020 07:30

Just use an oxo cube plus water with the mince and a good bubble. Dash of worcestershire sauce seasoning and a bit of flour to thicken. Obv not really a bolognaise at all really but something you could have with spaghetti and a sprinkle of cheese.

I do this with frozen mixed veg (so more of a cottage pie combo) with mash for my tomato averse youngest.

Kitchendoctor · 10/05/2020 07:54

Sorry I don’t have a tried and tested recipe, but they were talking about this on The Kitchen Cabinet yesterday, reminding us that an authentic bolognese contains very little tomato anyway and uses milk & white wine.
So you could look up an authentic Italian recipe?

totallyyesno · 10/05/2020 07:59

I agree. You don't really need tomato anyway. Just cook for a really long time and add a bit of wine or milk.

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thaegumathteth · 10/05/2020 12:29

Great thanks all

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Onelittlepiglet · 10/05/2020 12:39

Jack Monroe has a great ‘nomato’ sauce which uses pepper and carrots. This could work. cookingonabootstrap.com/2019/11/08/no-tomato-sausage-casserole-47p/

Sapphire387 · 10/05/2020 14:27

Single cream and white wine.

thaegumathteth · 11/05/2020 16:07

Thanks both

Dd loves carrots and peppers so just off to have a look!

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