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A classic slow‑cooked Bolognese ragù made with ground pork, beef, and ham, simmered for 5 hours with tomatoes and white wine, served over fresh tagliatelle. This recipe follows the traditional method from Trattoria da Amerigo and includes detailed steps, tips, and storage advice for home cooks.
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