An old family recipe, circa1896
This is the real thing. And yes, we call it gravy not sauce.

Ingredients
2-cans of large peeled tomatoes
1-can of tomato paste
1lb-eye round
1-small slab of beef ribs (10) cracked and split
6-sweet Italian sausages
1-handful of Fresh basil
1-tsp Fresh oregano
1-tsp Salt
1-tsp Pepper
2-Tablespoons of sugar
1-Tablespoon of fresh Romano cheese
1-small onion (cut into medium thin rings and then cut the rings in half)
3-cloves of fresh garlic (chopped, but not too fine) Continue reading Pignatelli’s Eliis Island Gravy