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      <title>White Wine vs Red Wine in Bolognese: Which One Should You Use?</title>
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      <description>White wine is the traditional choice in many Bolognese recipes, but red wine works well when you want a deeper, fuller sauce. Here is how each changes the soffritto, meat, tomato, and dairy elements—and how to substitute either one.</description>
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