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Tehlaserw0lf t1_jdv6sfl wrote

I really like this variation.

I did a ten day cure and a roast in a low oven with a brown sugar glaze.

I’m adding it to pretty much everything lately. Both because I have fifteen pounds to work through, but also because it’s goddamn delicious!!

Can’t imagine how awesome it would be as a rice bowl or in ramen.

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SVOalltime OP t1_jdv46q7 wrote

You're not wrong when referring to the Bolognese you get in bologna. This is based on a meat sauce recipe from a close friend's grandmother who grew up in Calabria which is in the more tomato-rich southern part of Italy. Kind of a Calabrian take on a Bolognese. I just figured it would be easier for most people to understand if I called it "Bolognese Style." Thanks for the compliment!

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jacks_smirkingreveng t1_jdv40ci wrote

Oh my gosh!!!!! In middle school I had a Jamaican bestie and her mom would make them and I’ve never had them gain after we graduated and went to separate high schools. I want to make them! It’s been 25yrs…. Dang I’m old! Lol.

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bubba9999 t1_jdv1x1v wrote

it'll work ok with polish sausage too (just not quite as flavorful). I'd start off sauteing the meat to get some of the grease out of it, take the meat out and put in the onion and bellpepper and cook until they're soft. Put the spices in and let them get warmed up. When they get fragrant, put in the rice and stir it around until it turns opaque, then dump in the meat, the can of tomatoes and add chicken broth. Bring it to a boil, then turn it down to a simmer and cover it until ready.

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ThisOnePlaysTooMuch t1_jduz01q wrote

I think your phobia is more niche than you think it is.

I knew a girl who forfeited a big bag of chips in middle school when someone threw a goldfish cracker into it. She said she couldn’t eat it since another food item touched the chips.

It’s not normal, but you do you and don’t bother others about how they prefer their food:)

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