Linguine al ragù di carne

 Ingredienten (4 Personen)

  • 500 gram linguine
  • 200 gram rund filet americain  
  • 200 gram spek
  • 2 Ajuinen
  • 2 tenen look
  • 4 stengels selder
  • 2 Wortelen
  • 140 gram Tomatenpuree 
  • 800 gram tomaat in kleine stukjes
  • 400 ml Tomato frito of passato
  • 20 cl rode wijn
  • Rozemarijn, tijm, laurier
  • Olijfolie
  • Peper
  • Zout
  • Parmezaanse kaas of andere kaas 

Voorbereiding
  • Snij selder in fijne stukken (Brunoise)
  • Snij de wortelen in kleine stukken
  • Snipper ajuin
  • Plet look

Bereiding
  • Over voorverwarmen op 160 graden
  • Bak al het vlees met olijfolie, voeg al wat look toe (looksmaak wordt zo goed opgenomen)
  • Haal het vlees uit de pan
  • Stoof ajuin en look
  • Voeg selder en wortelen toe en bak even
  • Tomatenpuree toevoegen
  • Voeg vlees opnieuw toe
  • Wijn toevoegen en deglaceren
  • Kruiden toevoegen
  • Voeg tomaat in stukjes en tomato frito of passato toe
  • Zet dit 2 uur in de oven of op een laag vuurtje
  • Linguine koken met zout 

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