This bolognese with its 4 hours of cooking time is really worth the waiting. It is very delicious and will get you saturated fast due to its extra fat.
The recipe itself is pretty simple and you may vary with the amount of cream and butter. How about giving it a try with coconut oil?
Fry ground beef and onions in a big-sized pot at mid-high heat
When everything becomes crispy, add garlic and fry for a few minutes
Put in all tomato-related ingredients & water
Stir well, then add the remaining ingredients & seasonings
It's time to let it simmer for 3-5 hours. The tomato pieces will dissolve all the way
Recipe Notes
Fresh basil greatly enhances the flavour of this dish. If you want to use it, put in some minced basil at step 2 or near the end of your cooking time.
If you are craving for noodles as a side dish, you could make shirataki noodles or zucchini noodles (zoodles).
Of course, grated parmesan cheese fits very well, too.
Bring on delicious! This fusion of cheddar cheese and eggs on top of pork chop with a simple sauce always makes me drooling. I call these fried, merged cheese and eggs a "chegg". Its bottom is as crispy as can be.
In the meanwhile, fry the pork chop with clarified butter until it has a nice brown color
When the pork is nearly done, put cheese into the pan
Once the cheese forms bubbles, put one egg per slice on top of it
Fry, until chegg is crispy
Put sauce on the pork and the chegg on top of that
Sauce
Mix everything in a small bowl
Recipe Notes
You may also just cook some cheggs and leave out the pork chop and the sauce. Broccoli or spinach also go very well with this dish instead of needle beans.
To the sauce, you can add some MCT oil or use seasonings like chili or paprika, if you like that.
Try out this delicious recipe. The stuffed mushrooms can also be upgraded by putting grated cheese on them, or even shape meatballs with cheese in the middle to fill the mushrooms.
In addition, they go very well with the creamed leeks.
All in all, a very tasty meal, fueled with healthy fats.
