Easy Marinara Sauce With Pasta Recipe

Easy Marinara Sauce With Pasta

From gingerlea 17 years ago

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30 minutes to make
Serves 3

This is a very easy marinara that can be cooked fast or slow depending on your time. You can use any type of pasta you want but my pictures show spinach/cheese tortellini. Oh yeh, the 2nd picture shows that biggest counter in my kitchen! Read more !!!!!!!!! See less

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- 1 14.8 oz. can of diced petite tomatoes
- 1 8 oz. can tomato sauce
- 1/3 cup diced onion
- Dried basil, dried oregano, Italian seasoning, garlic powder to taste
- Fresh basil (I freeze mine) (couple tablespoons chopped)
- 1/4 cup red wine
- Kosher or sea salt and cracked pepper to taste
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Ingredients

1 14.8 oz. can of diced petite tomatoes shopping list
1 8 oz. can tomato sauce shopping list
1/3 cup diced onion shopping list
dried basil, dried oregano, italian seasoning, garlic powder to taste shopping list
fresh basil (I freeze mine) (couple tablespoons chopped) shopping list
1/4 cup red wine shopping list
Kosher or sea salt and cracked pepper to taste shopping list

How to make it

Put diced tomotoes, tomato sauce, herbs , salt and pepper in food processer until well blended.
Pour into sauce pan and taste to see if need more herbs, garlic, salt or pepper.
Pour in wine.
Cook as fast or slow as you want. I prefer cooking slow to infuse all of the flavors. After well heated, taste again to see if you need to add anything.

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petunia97 16 years ago
great sauce recipe!
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prettyface78 16 years ago
Browsing over my friends recepies and saw this easy one. My husband is Italian, so I will try making this soon. He is the final judge.tee hee
Hope to let you know the results.
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notyourmomma ate it and said...
I always add a little splash of red to my marinara, I like the depth it gives the sauce. Nice post.
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andah 17 years ago
thanks gingerlea! your marinara recipe looks good..i'l try it soon! i love marinara so much..yummmmmy...
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judypatterson 17 years ago
Great post will keep this one around.We love sauces.
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linebb956 17 years ago
Yummo! I like to keep this sauce around for many things.. This is a good one... simple! Great!
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gingerlea 17 years ago
You don't have to add the wine. I just like the lavor in sauces.
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iffyo 17 years ago
dis luks delicious! ,but do u know of any substitute 4 wine..
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I always add a little splash of red to my marinara, I like the depth it gives the sauce. Nice post.

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