Now that I have all these canned tomatoes, I get to use them all year long. This is my version of a Sunday sauce where you simmer the ingredients all day long as opposed to a fresh sauce that comes together quickly.
My dad used to make a Sunday sauce and his dad and our Uncle Bill used to fight over who made the better Sunday sauce. I even vaguely remember a sauce off in my grandparents kitchen when I was a child. My dad always served his with homemade meatballs, fresh pasta, and garlic bread. For my kids, just the garlic bread and some frozen veggie balls. One day fresh pasta, but making pasta and sauce on the same day still intimidates me.
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canned tomatoes, onion, garlic, basil, oregano, oil, and salt |
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simmer onions and garlic in oil until soft |
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chop most of the basil and oregano saving some for later |
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remember you need a bay leaf, and some dried porcini for flavor |
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quick work of the porcinis |
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stir it into the onions |
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then add your canned tomatoes and sauce |
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let simmer all day, stirring occasionally |
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then I add more fresh basil right before serving, remove the bay leaf |
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blend it all together |
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simmer a little bit longer |
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finish your pasta in the sauce |
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and serve with veggie balls, grated cheese, and pepper flakes |
delizioso!
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