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- 25 de Mayo, 2013
yeah I'm probably going to stick with it, it's not really _that_ much more effort since I usually throw extra shit into my jarred sauces involving cooking them anywayHomemade sauce is best. No extra sugar.
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yeah I'm probably going to stick with it, it's not really _that_ much more effort since I usually throw extra shit into my jarred sauces involving cooking them anywayHomemade sauce is best. No extra sugar.
I take it you're not a fan of DSP's sauce. Guess you just don't like real authentic custom Italian sauce that takes five hours to make.Homemade sauce is best. No extra sugar.
I just puree canned tomatoes with olive oil. Then reduce over low heat, add basil, oregano, garlic, red pepper flakes and onion powder. The tomatoes have plenty of sweetness.I take it you're not a fan of DSP's sauce. Guess you just don't like real authentic custom Italian sauce that takes five hours to make.
I've never made regular tomato pasta sauce, I might have to try it some time. However I do often make Vdoka sauce from scratch and it is basically my favorite thing ever. No sugar added to that, just cream.
I just puree canned tomatoes with olive oil. Then reduce over low heat, add basil, oregano, garlic, red pepper flakes and onion powder. The tomatoes have plenty of sweetness.
I keep some of the juice. I used Cento plum tomatoes last time, and the sauce wasn’t too thick.I use a can of cento crushed tomatoes for the base of the vodka sauce. I will say it does smell mighty tasty when the tomatoes are simmering down and it's not too far off from what you listed. It probably could be made into a sauce on it's own but it's a bit too thick for a sauce in that state. Maybe the olive oil helps but probably not enough. Sounds like I might have to get an extra can and experiment next time.
I did this on the weekend! But split them open and went with sour cream and scallions. Honestly one of the most basic and comforting meals I've had in forever.Extremely simple dinner tonight. Baked two medium potatoes on the oven rack, with just a tiny bit of oil rubbed into the skins to help them crisp up. A little salt and some butter on top ... absolutely delicious and very low-effort. Sometimes you just have to go back to basics.
They're amazing in a tomato sauce, I always recommend a little bit of them because they are nice little umami bombs.Oh also I chopped up some sundried tomatoes in that sauce, too.
I used them because I didn't have canned tomatoes, just liquid, and I had a mess of those I needed to burn through.They're amazing in a tomato sauce, I always recommend a little bit of them because they are nice little umami bombs.
Interesting, maybe rehydrate, blend, and add into the sauce. Going to try that.They're amazing in a tomato sauce, I always recommend a little bit of them because they are nice little umami bombs.