Have you ever met someone and felt like you have knew them all your life. We met this guy while going to a neighborhood yard sale down in Nashville. He was making BBQ. He had already sold out when we came back out to get a sandwich. Any way my son started talking to him about a homemade spaghetti sauce and he told us his recipe. Boy is it good. He is from New York , he really has some good recipes. I could listen to him all day because you could tell he knows how to cook. So here is his recipe for it. It makes a large pan full and you can freeze it as it is sort of expensive to make.
Randell's Spaghetti Sauce
2 Jars Ragu
2 Cans Delmonte (diced)Tomatoes with oragno and basil
1 Small Pack 92% Lean Ground Beef or use a good ground chuck
1 Roll Tenn. Pride Sage Sausage (use this brand only)
1 Pack Italian Sausage can use turkey
1 Cup Italian Bread Crumbs
1 Box Spaghetti
Cook the spaghetti. Keep warm. Then drain. Or can make sauce frist and the make the spaghett. Do not rinse with cold water tho.Make sure you use a different pan for each cooking each meat. Do not combine them and fix the meat together. In a skillet cook the ground beef and drain. Sit aside. In another skillet cook and crumble the sage sausage. Drain and sit aside. Take the turkey italian sausage and boil it. Let cool and then cut in 1 inch diagional pieces. Set aside. Take the Ragu and put in a kettle and add the tomatoes let get warm then add the meat one at a time and last add the italian sausage. Stir good. Add the bread crumbs. Simmer. Serve this resturant style with the spaghetti on the plate first and the sauce over it. This is so good. We served caesar salad and garlic bread with this. He said to not use Prago or Walmart brand spaghetti sauce when making this. We used the mushroom and onion but I think it would be best just using the traditional one.
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