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White bolognese on cavatappi with some fresh grated parm
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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2024
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It’s probably closer to a traditional bolognese, which is a milk sauce.
Pardon the pun, but that's baloney. According to Italian Academy of Cuisine, classic bolognese is:
It is true that the original recipe for bolognese does not include tomato, I still wouldn't call a sauce that happens to include milk "milk sauce". It's primarily a meat and vegetable sauce in both cases.
Seems a little pedantic, considering the base of the sauce is primarily milk with some white wine. Perhaps I should have said milk based sauce instead.
It isn't, in any recognized version of the recipe. The original recorded recipe contains no milk at all. Some versions contain milk along with broth and wine, the broth being the primary liquid in the sauce.