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Bring water to a boil.
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Add salt and stir until dissolved.
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Add noodles and cook as per package instructions.
4
Once cooked, remove from water and immediately submerge in ice water to cool off.
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Drain thoroughly when noodles are cool.
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In a pan, combine diced onions, carrots, celery, and bay leaves. Let simmer until vegetables are slightly brown.
7
Cook pancetta separately, then drain. Retain the oil and remaining liquids. Set pancetta aside.
8
Cook the ground pork in the pancetta liquids. Set aside after it's fully cooked.
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In a separate pan, toast garlic with the blended oil.
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Add red wine to the vegetable mix.
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Add the toasted garlic to the mix. Leave the pan uncovered to allow most of the liquid to evaporate.
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Once half of the mix has evaporated, add the cooked pancetta.
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Add the cooked ground pork, diced tomatoes, and let cook until there is very little liquid in the mix.
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Pour the mix into containers and let cool at room temperature for 20 minutes, then cover with plastic wrap and store in the refrigerator.
15
Clean and cut the broccolini.
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Lay out broccolini in a perforated hotel pan full 4 inches.
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Put broccolini in a rational oven on full steam at 212 degrees for 3 minutes.
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Remove and put in iced water until completely cooled.
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Season with oil and salt, mix well using hands.
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In a container put in the ricotta cheese, honey, salt, pepper, and milk.
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Using an immersion blender, mix very well until uniformed.
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Add in lemon oil slowly as you blend.
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Store in a container and refrigerate.
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In a pan on medium heat, cook the broccolini until slightly charred.
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Once the broccolini is charred, add in the meat sugo and bring to a boil.
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Add in the pappardelle noodles and mix well.
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Sprinkle salt to taste.
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Let the mix cook for 2 minutes to combine flavors.
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Pour mix into a plate and sprinkle with ricotta cheese and a slice of broccolini for garnish.
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Serve warm and enjoy!