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Less then 1-2x per week 16 17.78%
1-2x per week 33 36.67%
3-7x a week 35 38.89%
1-2x per month 3 3.33%
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Old 03-09-2017, 05:46 AM   #151
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I stand corrected as to the sugo/ragu translation, thank you jjr4884.

Also I think we're going to make a nice big pot of gravy this weekend after this conversation. Unfortunately my grandmother, who has cooked Sunday dinner for us basically my entire life, is no longer able to. I didn't realize how long it's been since we had a big Sunday dinner. Can't wait to have kids and start a family and make it a tradition again.
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    I stand corrected as to the sugo/ragu translation, thank you jjr4884.

    Also I think we're going to make a nice big pot of gravy this weekend after this conversation. Unfortunately my grandmother, who has cooked Sunday dinner for us basically my entire life, is no longer able to. I didn't realize how long it's been since we had a big Sunday dinner. Can't wait to have kids and start a family and make it a tradition again.
    jjrnumbers droppin' knowledge. He's probably in the RI mafia.

    I made homemade sauce/gravy last night because of this thread

    Only let it simmer for an hour though. Gotta do a Sunday cook some day and just let it go for fuggin' ever.
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    Yea, that was good stuff JJnumbers.

    Even though I don't have an ounce of Italian blood in me, I get to pretend I am Italian with the family connection.
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    I stand corrected as to the sugo/ragu translation, thank you jjr4884.

    Also I think we're going to make a nice big pot of gravy this weekend after this conversation. Unfortunately my grandmother, who has cooked Sunday dinner for us basically my entire life, is no longer able to. I didn't realize how long it's been since we had a big Sunday dinner. Can't wait to have kids and start a family and make it a tradition again.
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    jjrnumbers droppin' knowledge. He's probably in the RI mafia.

    I made homemade sauce/gravy last night because of this thread

    Only let it simmer for an hour though. Gotta do a Sunday cook some day and just let it go for fuggin' ever.
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    Yea, that was good stuff JJnumbers.

    Even though I don't have an ounce of Italian blood in me, I get to pretend I am Italian with the family connection.
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    FYI I do things a little different now FWIW.

    Pepperoni doesn't go in until the tomatoes are in, also i use less now. Too much oil from the pepperoni comes out when you cook them with the onions/sausage

    My recipe for meatballs is wayyyyyy different

    50/25/25 ratio to ground veal/beef/pork... so mostly veal. I start making the meatballs after the gravy is cooking.

    I saute onions and garlic for 5 min, stir in bread crumbs, let cool. Add 1 egg per pound of meat plus 1 extra egg, fresh chopped parsley, a tiny bit of balsamic vinegar, and some salt and pepper, and mix that all together, add a little whole milk as well. Should be a paste. Mix that with the meat mixture then you can either pan fry or bake them. Once the outside is golden brown drop it in the gravy and you are good to go. They will finish in the gravy simmering.
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    We are usually between 4-6 times per week based on the kids' activities. Usually at least twice per week at the ski lodge, lunch after a race or soccer game on the weekends, and the only night free from kids' activities are Thursdays and I loathe the Crockpot so...
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    We are usually between 4-6 times per week based on the kids' activities. Usually at least twice per week at the ski lodge, lunch after a race or soccer game on the weekends, and the only night free from kids' activities are Thursdays and I loathe the Crockpot so...
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    How can you loathe the crock pot?
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    How can you loathe the crock pot?
    Because it makes shitty food?
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    Because it makes shitty food?
    Sounds like you don't know how to use it!
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    Re: How often do you go out to eat/eat takeout?

    Amen, the rare times we actually think to use the crockpot it always results in some really good food. It's so easy to do, I really don't know why we don't utilize it more frequently.
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    Crockpot is great for keeping things warm... that's about it. Cooking a whole meal in it though? meeeeeh
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    Re: How often do you go out to eat/eat takeout?

    We mostly use it for stews/soups whenever we use it. I believe we did a whole chicken in there as well with some veggies and potatoes. We've also done short ribs in there in the past, as well. It's not the best thing you'll ever eat but it's nice to come home to dinner already being cooked and very little cleanup.
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    We mostly use it for stews/soups whenever we use it. I believe we did a whole chicken in there as well with some veggies and potatoes. We've also done short ribs in there in the past, as well. It's not the best thing you'll ever eat but it's nice to come home to dinner already being cooked and very little cleanup.
    That's what the dutch oven is for.

    The biggest problem with the crock pot is you can't get that deep flavor from browning the meat, deglazing the pan, etc. I get it though... it's easy.
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    I'll clarify some things in this thread. Fellow RI Italian here.

    The term gravy was lost in translation when Italians came over and learned English. Very simple common mistake.

    Nowadays the term "gravy" (Sunday gravy) implies that you are making a meat based sauce. You sauté braciole, pork, sausage... brown the bottom of a pan, toss in some onions and garlic, then tomatoes. The meat goes back in, and you cook it for several hours (gotta stir it a lot) then you let it simmer for another couple hours.

    I cut up chunks of pepperoni as well, it's the best part. Also, pan fry meatballs, cook them about half way, then throw them in the "sauce" with all the other meat. FYI this is done in a big ass pot with at least 4-5 cans of (Pastene or San Marzano) tomatoes

    Upon serving you take most of the meat out and set aside, and the "gravy" is just tossed with pasta. Utensils include a fork, spoon (for angel hair) and a slice of Italian bread cut nice nice. Few bottles of homemade red wine on the table, and there ya have it

    In no way shape or form is any other sauce called "gravy"

    Marinara is a fresh tomato sauce, I usually top mine with basil and garlic toasted bread crumbs.

    Sauces like al'amatriciana and bolognese is still a "sauce" by definition.

    The term "Sunday gravy" stems from it usually being made on a Sunday since, well Sunday was the only day you could make it. It takes north of 8 hours after prep/cook/simmering times, Sunday was the only day of the week and in a traditional America-Italian household your large family dinner was on a Sunday afternoon.

    Someone mentioned raisins before in the braciole. My nana used to put them in her meatballs and they were effing incredible.




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    Sugo is a slightly sweeter tomato sauce, and ragu is particularly thicker than you average tomato sauce.


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    Bolognese is ground meat cooked fairly well done with carrots/onions/celery... traditionally the veggies are removed then a basic tomato sauce is added, not marinara.

    When I make bolognese I cook the meat to smithereens, almost burned, then deglaze the pan with red wine and beef stock to get all the flavors out of the pan and have the meat suck in all that fluid. In another pan I'll sauté the veggies then purée it. Add it to the meat then add tomato sauce and cook it for a bit

    Serve with a rigatoni style pasta and I shave fresh horseradish on top instead of parmigiano reggiano. Don't knock it until you try it. The horseradish substitute is out of this world


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    Crockpot is great for keeping things warm... that's about it. Cooking a whole meal in it though? meeeeeh
    It helps to sear the meat first (like a roast). I get it's not the same, but it's too incredibly easy to hate.

    I make my soups & sauces on Sunday in a dutch oven as well, but a Monday - Thursday meal- love the crockpot. Maybe you just need some new recipes.
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    It helps to sear the meat first (like a roast). I get it's not the same, but it's too incredibly easy to hate.

    I make my soups & sauces on Sunday in a dutch oven as well, but a Monday - Thursday meal- love the crockpot. Maybe you just need some new recipes.
    Don't hate the crock at all... it's just the last device I would choose to cook a meal in. Keeping stuff warm though, it's awesome.

    Also, I work at home. If there's something roast-y on the dinner menu, I do all the prep and get it going on lunch. In the dutch oven of course. Where it belongs.
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    Don't hate the crock at all... it's just the last device I would choose to cook a meal in. Keeping stuff warm though, it's awesome.

    Also, I work at home. If there's something roast-y on the dinner menu, I do all the prep and get it going on lunch. In the dutch oven of course. Where it belongs.
    If I worked from home, I would never use a crock pot, either. You kind of failed to mention that!
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    Yeah it's pretty easy for the guy who works from home to criticize the crock pot
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    Yeah it's pretty easy for the guy who works from home to criticize the crock pot
    Yeah, the Crock Pot is money in the bank for weeks I know will be particularly busy. You don't exactly make "gourmet shit" with it, but I've made some good soups/stews, pulled pork/chicken, sesame chicken, etc. that last for a couple days.
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    It's been a while since I've had to work away from home regularly... almost 10 years I think. Still don't think I'd use a crock pot to cook a meal from scratch.
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    There are tons of great crockpot meals out there. Great for soups and chili as well.
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    There are tons of great crockpot meals out there. Great for soups and chili as well.
    You can just say soups and that would include chili since chili is a soup.
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    You can just say soups and that would include chili since chili is a soup.
    Ya but what about bisques?
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    Just made pot roast in my crockpot today - 9hrs on low it came out amazing.
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    Just made pot roast in my crockpot today - 9hrs on low it came out amazing.
    i made one last week with the dumbest recipe ever and it was off the chain insanely delicious

    1 large can of cream of mushroom soup
    1 cup of water with onion mix
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    I probably average 1.5 - 2x per week. Would be more if you decided to count work lunches/dinners.
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    I eat out like 5-10 times per week, because fuck cooking, and moreover, fuck cleaning up after myself.

    I don't always cook at home, but when I do, Gordon Ramsey and Chuck Norris approve.
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