The ragu is definitely a recipe whose cooking takes a long time, so well... do not takecommitments for the day.
Start bychopping carrot, red onion, celery and garlic. Pour extra virgin olive oil intoa high-sided saucepan and sauté the chopped veggies.
Then pour in the red wine; the mixture should take on a nice dark color.Add the sausage, first peeled and then chopped with a fork.
Cut the chicken livers very finely with a knife and add them to the sauté,together with the minced veal and pork meats. Fry everything fora few minutes, adding salt and pepper to taste.
Once the water released from the meat has completely evaporated, addrosemary, sage and tomato paste. Then add the passata (tomato puree).
Pour the water into the pot at room temperature until it covers all thecompound. Let it cook for about 3/4 hours over low heat, stirring occasionally.If necessary, add salt and pepper (I also add a pinch of chili powder because Ilove the slightly spicy flavor).
Once the ragut is ready,and the house is enveloped in its extraordinary aroma, let yourself beoverwhelmed by its unique and inimitable flavor. Enjoy!