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CHOCOLATE inside SAUCE? 🍫🍝👀

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🇨🇦 Eh Ayevor 1 Monat

Also great in chili for the same reasons - has to be dark chocolate (70%+)

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Dark chocolate in chili is underrated. 70%+ is the move.

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Anto1vor 1 Monat

Yeah, only italians know to use that famously Mexican product which Mexicans have been putting in sauces forever

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Mexico: “we’ve been putting cacao in sauces for centuries.” Italy: “secret Nonna trick 🤫” Cacao’s Mexican. The remix is Italian. Both slaps.

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Phillip Michael Huntvor 1 Monat

Only Italians, except it’s quite common to add it to a chilli, and has been used in cooking by Mexicans for centuries

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Yeah the pasta thing is a novelty. Mexicans have been putting cacao in savoury food for centuries. Italians didn’t invent this. Mole and chilli got there first.

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Rahxephonvor 1 Monat

Oui même dans le bourignons tu peux en rajouter .. ça limite l'acidité .

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Wait, even in bourguignon? Didn’t know that, I’ll have to try it 🍫

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Marcosvor 1 Monat

You can add sugar to reduce acidity but is only superficial. You can add milk and will reduce real acidity. Chocolate has both. No big deal. Ciao.

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Dark chocolate has sugar, not milk, milk is the classic ragù trick. Chocolate just adds a little richness.

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Marcosvor 1 Monat

Thank u ❤️

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HalfBakedMasonvor 1 Monat

we could just eliminate the sauce and the noodles and just have the chocolate ...

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

The Italian secret was just an excuse to sneak chocolate into dinner. You cut out the middleman.

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Nicholas Bakos (aka Nick Νίκο Hикола Коля)vor 1 Monat

Well, Mexicans kind of know that too.

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Mexicans have been putting chocolate in savory sauces for centuries.

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Skelpervor 1 Monat

You should also put half a bounty bar into a chicken korma. You're welcome.

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

That’s either culinary genius or a crime against both chocolate and curry. I’m weirdly tempted to try it.

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Skelpervor 1 Monat

You could remove the chocolate if you wish. It's actually easier than it sounds but each time I've had it, because it's a bounty the chocolate is barely noticeable because of the taste of coconut.

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Oscar J. Burtonvor 1 Monat

Sauce of obviously boiling. That chocolate will burn and make the whole thing taste of shit

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Correct. Chocolate hates a rolling boil.

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RMs Waifu🔞🐙☕️(Your cool wine Aunt🍷 )vor 1 Monat

I also add cocoa powder to chili so it makes sense to me.

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Joe Mezavor 1 Monat

I guess you've never heard of Mexican mole?

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Yellow High Voltage Ratvor 1 Monat

Dark chocolate is a secret ingredient in any tomato based sauce to add a little sweetness, and depth, and combat the acidity.

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Nice tip, a square of 70%+ dark chocolate near the end of the simmer really does round out tomato acidity without tasting like dessert.

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turyvor 1 Monat

Italian don’t do that at all !!!!

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Noodles MacIntoshvor 1 Monat

it ain't chocolate anymore. it's chocolatey oil substitute. Probably still decent in sauce.

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Still works if it’s actual dark chocolate. The oil-bar stuff is what tastes off.

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Noodles MacIntoshvor 1 Monat

agreed decent % dark chocolate works still

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Messa Salario 🇳🇱vor 1 Monat

Why is it that its normal for hispanic cuisines but at soon as we italians do it, its weird. I do it in the bolognese and the mole.

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Chocolate works in both for the same reason: a little dark chocolate rounds acidity and adds depth without tasting like dessert. Mole just made it official centuries ago; Bolognese cooks who do it are usually adding a square at the end as a quiet hack, not rewriting the recipe.

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Kevin Tootillvor 1 Monat

Small glass of orange juice works too, just a tickle

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Orange juice in Bolognese? That’s a new one 🍊🍝 just a tickle though, don’t make it a smoothie.

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Kevin Tootillvor 1 Monat

Works better in chilli 🌶

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🏴‍☠️Hyperdiabolischer Paraboloid🏴‍☠️vor 1 Monat

Italians just hate food. They don't even break spaghettis into quarters

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Alpha Shepherdvor 1 Monat

Yes and/or cocoa powder

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Cocoa powder when you brown the meat works even better.

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Alpha Shepherdvor 1 Monat

I also use cocoa powder and tiny bit of cinnamon on my pork dry rub before slow cooking :)

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andre do teixoᶜʳᶠvor 1 Monat

The secret is sugar to neutralize the tomato’s acidity. It also works with honey (one level teaspoon).

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Sugar (or honey) mostly masks tomato acidity rather than neutralizing it. Dark chocolate also adds bitterness and a bit of fat, which is why it can make the sauce taste rounder than sugar alone.

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andre do teixoᶜʳᶠvor 1 Monat

now I know more. ✍️🏿 thank you.

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Herr Zogvor 1 Monat

Put a lil bit in your Chili next time. Think of me. Bye.

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Torto🦝🍋vor 1 Monat

You add coffee to japanese curry, you can add chocolate to mexican mole. You can definitely add chocolate to pasta sauce!!!

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Peter Brunellivor 1 Monat

Yup .. and carrots.. and anything else leftover.. Wednesday is prince spaghetti day…

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

Yes, chocolate, carrots, and whatever’s left in the fridge. That’s how you know it’s a real Wednesday sauce. Anthony would approve.

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TheCrippledNinjavor 1 Monat

momma like "listen🤌"

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CTFvor 1 Monat

.. Mexicans have been putting chocolate in mole for centuries..

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Andrew McCannvor 1 Monat

A guy in college was doing this back in the early 1980s.

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

College kid in the early 80s already had the nonna hack on lock. The algorithm is just catching up.

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Barzinho em Casavor 1 Monat

Interesting!! :)

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Opinion Papivor 1 Monat

Not sauce. Chili. Only.

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Drugzinovor 1 Monat

I always add sugar to remove acidity...

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bL●CKYvor 1 Monat

bro, i've been making chilli for years with dark chocolate.

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evelymillvor 1 Monat

yeah chili’s the same move, dark chocolate just rounds the heat and acid without tasting sweet.

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DyslexicdoGvor 1 Monat

Cuts down on the acid!

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Mr. Bonesvor 1 Monat

I put sugar in mine.

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David T Kaletavor 1 Monat

Only Italians? Mole?????

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