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pasta sauce recipes
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geordie_joe wrote: »Aaaah, finely chopped onion, why didn't they say that!
it's dried chopped onion, which is why it looks like that & why it's used for convenience in manufactured saucesLandyAndy wrote:So it's an onion masquerading as a shredded cabbage?
I grind it up to use in my home made Fajita powder mix0 -
Anyone got any nice recipes for HM Pasta sauces??the type you just mix in with pasta and eat.
im looking for ones i can make in advance and possibly freeze for nights when i don't have time to cook a proper meal.0 -
Hi leiela,
I find most pasta sauce freezes well, even cream based ones. There's a thread with lots of pasta sauce recipes so I'll add your thread to it.
This thread might help too:
Quick and Easy Tomato Sauce for Pasta Required
Pink0 -
I had this the other day and it was fab. buy yourself some Batchelors pasta 'N sauce (chicken and mushroom flavour), add some milk and double cream, a bay leaf and a small pinch of cajun seasoning and simmer for 15 mins.
Alternatively if you haven't got the bachelors packets, you can add a good quality chicken cube or stock to the milk, cream, bayleaf and cajun. then just pour over the pasta.0 -
some wonderful recipes but which are closer to the ones you buy in a jar. Want to start making my own and don't want OH to noticeWe don't need to do it perfectly - good enough is exactly that GOOD ENOUGH.0
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hi there
just wondering if anyone has a receipes for homemade pasta sauces?? Im trying to cut back on buying jars of sauces and batch cook some so I can freeze for use later.
thanks
mhairi0 -
My favourite one is simple tomato and onion - finely chop an onion and some garlic (amount up to you!), fry in a splash of oil until golden, add a tin of chopped tomatoes, some seasoning and a pinch of dried herbs, and simmer until thickened.
I love it because it's really easy to add in different flavours - dried chilli and chopped red pepper for a spicy sauce, bacon or sausage (cooked with the onion and garlic) for a meaty one, chopped or grated cheese to make cheese and tomato sauce... and probably lots more when I start thinking about it!
I've never tried freezing the sauce, but it should freeze pretty well, I should think.
HTH.Back after a very long break!0 -
Passata or chopped tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, garlic, slug of red wine, black pepper - chuck the whole lot in a large frying pan with small amount of olive oil, stir for about 5 mins then I finish off in slow cooker for about 2 hours. My girls don't like seeing onions and mushrooms so I whizz it in the blender then use/freeze as required.Mama read so much about the dangers of drinking alcohol and eating chocolate that she immediately gave up reading.0
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Mine's similar to CCP's simple tomato one but I add a splash of Worcester Sauce to give it some extra taste and only season with the pepper.0
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