This week the lovely Taffy Akner shared Tom Hiddleston’s Bolognese recipe…
Due to popular demand, Tom Hiddleston’s Bolognese recipe. pic.twitter.com/NTp65mtKvX
— Taffy Akner (@taffyakner) February 9, 2017
I decided, as I am a top class chef, that I would attempt to cook it for myself!
Welcome to tonight’s episode of cooking with Lego Loki. I shall be cooking the best Bolognese ever! pic.twitter.com/j9L9606Sor
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
Thank you for joining me for this episode of ‘Cooking with Lego Loki’ Tonight I shall be making the best Bolognese EVER! @taffyakner pic.twitter.com/wvDjcUGNgc
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
We begin by chopping Carrots, Celery and Onion #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/ShdS76LUzJ
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
I used a full medium sized onion, although Thomas only mentions it in passing later in the recipe, a full medium carrot, and a full stick of celery.
it’s getting weirder https://t.co/10ojaIY63B
— Taffy Akner (@taffyakner) February 11, 2017
Add a generous knob of butter to your pan #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/BpTrntTTC0
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
Add your Carrots, Celery, onion and Bacon to the pan #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/Cc0Mkt3qWW
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
Mince or Mint? #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/xvq2EOYkJg
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
Obviously it was mince EHEHEHE!
Add Mince to the pan, also known as ground beef to those who do not reside in Asgard #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/fGWFYNA8GE
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
Add a tin of chopped tomatoes #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/gjkjqJ6sRo
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
Add red wine… You may also indulge in a small glass while you wait for your food #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/CVggu1N5ND
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
I added about a glass of red wine. Then drank the rest of the bottle while cooking. A wise choice.
Add a bit of Milk #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/tN5kxRH35J
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
I only added a splash of milk.
Stir it a bit… #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/YGkTS4jTf7
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
Once it is stewing, put it in the oven at 180 degrees #BestBologneseEver pic.twitter.com/uFfKj6WCRK
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
It was in the oven for approximately 30 minutes, until it looked like much of the juice had been absorbed.
The #BestBologneseEver is complete, and it lives up to the name! Thank you, Tom Hiddleston for the recipe & to @taffyakner for sharing it! pic.twitter.com/ZLaMmvRpn8
— Lego Loki (@Loki_Lego) February 11, 2017
I have to say that I had my doubts. When I make Bolognese I add a lot more tomatoes, and also Tomato puree, and I worried this would not be to my tastes, but it was in fact delicious!
I largely believe that Celery is the Thor of the food word, in that it is pointless, tasteless, bland, and thinks it should be King of Asgard when it SHOULD NOT, IT SHOULD BE ME! I will admit that, just this once, I was wrong. The cooked celery was a wonderful addition to this dish, and I shall be cooking Tom Hiddleston’s Bolognese again! I may also be cooking Thor. Perhaps it will improve him too?
This is what it looked like! We should all be more like Lego Loki. Tom Hanks, Tom Hiddleston and Lego Loki. https://t.co/RG41qYN5Pm
— Taffy Akner (@taffyakner) February 12, 2017
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