Sugo History v1.0: I believe this is Sugo’s second version on containers, neat eh? And you thought you’d seen all the uses for a mason jar.
The Fatted Calf newsletter rolled in this morning. Certainly I was happy to see it, wasn’t expecting what I spied, no sir.
I’ve had a love affair with Sugo di Carne since its inception many years ago. Its weekly savory love was something I quickly became dependant upon. And it wasn’t until it disapeared and I wrote Ode to Sugo di Carne that I realized what it truly meant to me. It was over the weeks I realized what a seething, gaping hole it left in my heart. Spackle can only go so far for a broken heart.
So, when the newsletter was read by my eyeballs, they teared up ever so gently. My throat tightened and my tummy did a little squiggle. Sugo di Carne is BACK !!!
Here we find Sugo’s first plasticky type container. You would have purchased it this way probably 3 years ago. Gives you shivers down the spine, don’t it? Ain’t baby Sugo cute? Yes you are, you’re the cutest little thing! Yes you are. Boo boo boo boo boo, boo boo.
Wanna see what it looks like simmered for 35 minutes with a large can of fancy ‘maters over pasta?
I can’t speak for everyone, but this takes my breath away. The rich, yet tangy sauce with perfect fat content that brings said flavors to each and every taste bud. This is the kind of love Sugo has to offer.
Honestly, I don’t know anything about the rest of the menu for this Coming Saturday at the Farmer’s Market in Berkeley and San Francisco. And I don’t care. Sugo, little buddy, it’s great to see you back and in good health. Cheers!
Biggles
i am so happy too. but dang dude, git a grip on the goo goo.
Hooray for Sugo! I just read the newsletter, and I was about to email you. I’m so excited, I can hardly contain myself! I’m going to put my order in right now in case this stuff sells out.
Hey,
I called Taylor to see if they made a lot or a little. He said they made quite a bit and should be able to handle the rush. Plus he said they have the jar situation (don’t cost too much anymore) under control so the future of Sugo should be steady and true.
Biggles
Welcome back sugo! And both the jar and plastic container work for me. Even if they had it in a plastic baggie, it would still be delish. Maybe like that wine in a box?
Hey Passion,
Wine in a box. No, I don’t think that’s going to work. But I do like the idea of having Sugo on tap though!
Biggles
Hey there, Biggles! Your show has been posted: http://foodoperator.blogspot.com/2007/01/dr-biggles-arrosto-di-maiale-al-latte_28.html
Thanks!!
I am getting majorly hungry from the sugo pics!!
Hey Girl,
Uh, it tastes even better. We did up a jar last night and we all rolled around on the ground holding our bellies.
A long lost friend returns home, wonnerful.
Biggles
Mmmmmm. Eaten cold out of jar: good. Warm over pasta with maters: really good. Topping on pizza with homemade crust and yummy toppings: really F@$*&%! good. Thanks for the recommend.