This is a simple but oh-so-good pasta dish! Maria preserves her own olives which most of us are unlikely to do, so make sure you buy the best you can find - still with pips in, because they have the best flavour.
For the fettuccine, use 2 eggs, pinch of salt, and 200g of 00 flour
find, garlic, chilli (to taste but don't go mad) salt in necessary, a little sugar if your toms are less than perfect, 300g olives, pips removed, plenty of olive oil.
for the sauce, a kilo of the most flavoursome fresh tomatoes you can
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If you go to make a Genovese for the first time, looking at the recipe and seeing the large amount of Onions in the Ragu, you might think there is something wrong with the recipe. No, this is how GENOVESE is made, and what makes it quite unique. The Onion to Meat ratio is incredible.
Have you ever heard of Ragu Goenovese ? No, it's not from Genoa. Although it's named Genovese, this famous Ragu is not from the city of Genoa in Northern Italy, but from Naples, where it is one of the city's most famous dishes. This Ragu is made with Beef that is slowly braised with lots of Onions, and little or no tomato at all. It's quite Tasty, and is most often served dressing Ziti, or some other shot Maccheroni pasta.
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