But if you want a real Italian recipe, I got this from an Italian woman who was in her late sixties back in the 70's, it was her grandmother's from Italy!
Simmer oil, onion, vegetable flakes, and celery together. Mix together with remaining ingredients and cook in slow cooker till constancy you like then process according to Ball Blue Book. I like to add a little ground sausage to my beef when cooking it. If you think it may be too greasy for you, or you can't take a lot of grease in chili or sauces, boil it. Let it cool, then crumble it. It really makes chili and spaghetti sauce yummy.
By dancing fawn from Harrod, OH
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Great recipe. My mom taught me years ago to add a bit of sugar. It cut the acidity a little bit!
Thanks for sharing.
Sounds like a recipe I had years ago that got lost in our last move. I have searched everywhere for it. We loved the sauce. I would make a batch of it, let it cool and store it in the freezer.
Try the same recipe, only change it up occassionally with a dash of red wine, or instead of the ground beef try mild Italian sausage. My boyfriend's grandmother, who was from Sicily, made hers pretty near to the above but with Italian sausage. I personally like to add a little extra fennel when I'm sauteing things at the start.
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