It is a rich and flavorful dish from the Italian tradition. The ragù, prepared with slow-cooked pork ribs, offers an intense and enveloping sauce, perfect for enhancing the texture of fresh pappardelle
Place a large pan with salted water on the heat, and once it comes to a boil, add the pasta
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Put the pork rib ragù in a pan and heat over medium heat
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Drain the pasta al dente and sauté it over medium heat for a minute in the pan with the ragù. Serve, if desired, with a bit of grated Parmigiano Reggiano
Cost
It really is a pasta seasoned with a simple and economical ragù; ribs are one of the cheapest cuts of pork
Health
Ribs contain a lot of fat and the calories are not few, so try to limit your portions
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