Traditional Marinara Sauce (Meatless)

AuthorPlanet Depos
DifficultyIntermediate

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Yields1 Serving
Prep Time20 minsCook Time3 hrsTotal Time3 hrs 20 mins

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San Marzano tomatoes are THE best tomatoes to use. Only substitute if desperate. It WILL make a difference. You can find San Marzano tomatoes at Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and most large or gourmet grocery stores

Ingredients

 3 35-ounce cans Italian plum tomatoes and their liquid
 1 can of tomato paste (any brand)
 Extra-virgin olive oil
 5 cloves garlic, peeled
 6 oz dry white wine
 1 medium yellow onion
 Whole cloves
 Fresh basil
 Salt

Directions

1

Cover the bottom of a a large heavy-bottomed pot with a think layer of extra virgin olive oil and add garlic cloves over medium heat

2

Allow garlic to brown and then remove from pot. If the garlic burns, start over; otherwise, your sauce will be bitter.

3

Add the dry white wine and let it cook off

4

Meanwhile, using a food processor, pulse one can of tomatoes at a time until liquified (no pieces of tomatoes can be seen).

5

Gently pour the pureed tomatoes into the pot, taking care so as not to get burned with the splatter

6

Peel the onion and insert five or six cloves into the onion and then gently drop in the pot.

7

Add about two teaspoons of salt and two handfuls of fresh basil and stir.

8

Cook with the lid slightly ajar on medium heat, stirring occasionally, for 90 minutes; then add the tomato paste and stir. Continue cooking and stirring occasionally for another 90 minutes.
90 Minutes

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Ingredients

 3 35-ounce cans Italian plum tomatoes and their liquid
 1 can of tomato paste (any brand)
 Extra-virgin olive oil
 5 cloves garlic, peeled
 6 oz dry white wine
 1 medium yellow onion
 Whole cloves
 Fresh basil
 Salt

Directions

1

Cover the bottom of a a large heavy-bottomed pot with a think layer of extra virgin olive oil and add garlic cloves over medium heat

2

Allow garlic to brown and then remove from pot. If the garlic burns, start over; otherwise, your sauce will be bitter.

3

Add the dry white wine and let it cook off

4

Meanwhile, using a food processor, pulse one can of tomatoes at a time until liquified (no pieces of tomatoes can be seen).

5

Gently pour the pureed tomatoes into the pot, taking care so as not to get burned with the splatter

6

Peel the onion and insert five or six cloves into the onion and then gently drop in the pot.

7

Add about two teaspoons of salt and two handfuls of fresh basil and stir.

8

Cook with the lid slightly ajar on medium heat, stirring occasionally, for 90 minutes; then add the tomato paste and stir. Continue cooking and stirring occasionally for another 90 minutes.
90 Minutes

Traditional Marinara Sauce (Meatless)
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