How I make this.

Little bit of extra virgin olive oil in a pot. Throw a pound of your favorite kind of Italian sausage in the pot to cook it. Take sausage out once it’s cooked. Chop onion in half. Little bit more extra virgin olive oil if there’s not a lot of fat from the sausage left. Throw onion halves in the pot. Add a few dollops of tomato paste and fry them for a few minutes. Throw in as many garlic cloves as you want and fry them till they brown a little bit. If the onion layers start separating, no big deal. Still easy to take them out later. Throw your sausage back in. Crush 2 28oz cans of San Marzano tomatoes and toss them in the pot. Cut off your parmigiano reggiano rind with a tiny bit of cheese left on it and throw it in the pot. After an hour and half or so of simmering take the onion and rind out. Same with the garlic or you can smash it in the pot and stir. Simmer till the sauce is the right thickness. Toss in a 1/3 of a stick of unsalted butter, stir. Salt to taste.

by Altruistic-Joke-9451

7 Comments

  1. Scared-Comparison870

    You had me until the butter, the fuck is that about?

  2. CommodoreFappington

    Hey what’s with all the hate about the butter?? It’s really good, and it’s not unheard of. Apparently common in Bologna, it’s called burro e oro. I tried it recently, it’s really good. The recipe I used had it go in at the start of the sauce but it probably doesn’t make that big of a difference.

  3. homelaberator

    So *that’s* what Italian sausage is.

    I asked about it here once before and just got down votes.

  4. Most_Cup9441

    Wow, that looks delicious! I want to try cooking it , I think my mom would like it.