Mr. Daystar
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I had some home made chili I had in the freezer. I make it in the same quantity as my pasta sauce, and put it in meal sized containers, then fill up the top shelf on my freezer.
You should ALWAYS put pork neck bones in sauce....pork is the flavor. Even if you make a meatless sauce, ALWAYS put neck bones in the sauce. Pasta always tastes better the next day, the sauce has a chance to soak into the pasta. Try pouring a little olive oil in a cast iron pan, and re heating it on the stove. It gets a little crispy, and has a much better flavor then nuking it.
I ain't trying to spell that said:Threw some onions and garlic and oil into a pot and cooked until clear. Seared some pork neck bones and pork tenderloin and thew it into a pot of marinara sauce and let it simmer all day on low.
Strained the sauce when I got home to make sure no bones were in the sauce and holy shit! Did the bones flavor the sauce. It was delicious.
Served over angel hair pasta.
I have enough left over for tomorrow. It will be even better the next day.
You should ALWAYS put pork neck bones in sauce....pork is the flavor. Even if you make a meatless sauce, ALWAYS put neck bones in the sauce. Pasta always tastes better the next day, the sauce has a chance to soak into the pasta. Try pouring a little olive oil in a cast iron pan, and re heating it on the stove. It gets a little crispy, and has a much better flavor then nuking it.