According to Josh Spear’s Blog, “Il Mulino is the Cartier of pasta.”
By this, he means that the new retail line up of pastas from New York City’s most popular Italian restaurant is worthy of its namesake, with such succulent offeriings as Marinara Sauce, Pomodoro Sauce, Benedetto Cavalieri Pasta, Sicilian Sea Salt, Aged Balsamic Vinegar, Tuscan Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Italian Coffee.
He continues, “We put Il Mulino to the test and made everything from pasta to salad dressing with their line of products. We had friends doing shots of their olive oil and balsamic vinegar by the end of the night — this stuff is that good. They use simple ingredients, but it’s the method that makes the difference. They sent us one of their recipes that their celeb clientele keeps coming back for ‘Porcini ravioli in a truffle cream sauce.’ Read the recipe here.
I have tried Il Mulino sauce, and I have to say, it is the best pasta sauce I have ever had in my life. After you try it, any other pasta sauce tastes watery by comparison. It is THAT good! It bursts with flavor and tastes homemade.
Wow! This must REALLY be as good as advertised. I’ll just have to give it a taste.
Cheers,
Gil
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This sauce is incredible right out of the jar! My first taste was simply dipping a piece of bread into the jar. It was amazing! I added some fresh italian sausage and let it simmer for a while…and again…absolutely amazing. A friend from NYC bought me a jar and I subsequently went online looking for more. Balducci’s supposedly sells the product, but, when you go to purchase they’re all out! Last week I went into Di Bruno Bros. in Philly and saw they have the sauces for only $9.99 a jar! As far as I know you can’t find it anywhere else on the web. You have to try this stuff!