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Mom's Tomato Meat Sauce and Meatballs

Mom's Tomato Meat Sauce and Meatballs Categories: Pasta|Italian|Viviano Family Recipes|Import
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Source: Grandma Viviano via Pauline Viviano

    ¼ cup  olive oil
    2  onions, chopped
    2 cloves  garlic, chopped
    2 pounds  ground beef, (chuck or a more lean cut)
    1 large can (28-ounces)  peeled tomatoes
    1 large can (28-ounces)  tomato purée
    1 or 2 small cans  tomato paste
    3 large cans (28-ounce size)  water
    2 pounds  Italian sausage
meatballs (recipes follows)
    2  pork steaks
    1 tablespoon  salt
    1 tablespoon  sugar
    1 teaspoon  pepper
    1 teaspoon  basil
    few  dried mushrooms
In olive oil sauté the onions and garlic. Add meat and brown. Into a large saucepot strain the can of peeled tomatoes through a colander. Press tomatoes until only pulp is left. Throw out that pulp. Add tomato purée, tomato paste, and water. Let this mixture come to a boil. Bring to a boil. Add this to the boiling mixture the sautéed beef mixture and stir hard for 5 minutes. Watch carefully to see to it that this doesn't burn (it has a propensity to do so at this time). Brown sausage, meatballs, and pork steaks. After 5-minute hard boil, add sausage, meatballs, and pork steaks; put on simmer for 4 hours. After sauce has simmered 4 hours, skim off grease on top. (If sauce is too thin let boil hard watching carefully so that it won't burn; if too thick add water)
      MEAT BALLS
    2 pounds  ground beef
    handfull  bread crumbs
    1 or 2  eggs
    about 1 teaspoon  salt
    about 1 teaspoon  pepper
    handfull  romano cheese



Mix together and very gently form into balls, (if packed hard they will be like lead bullets). Brown in olive oil and add to sauce.

This is my version. From Pauline Viviano.

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