Mama Lorraines Pizza Sauce Recipe
Yield: 6 servingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
3 can: Tomato sauce, preferably
-dangerously),
-Spanish style,
Salt, pepper, taco seasoning
1 can: Whole peeled tomatoes, or
-mix,
-about 6 fresh ripe,
3 dash: Tabasco,
1 each: Medium can tomato paste,
1/2 cup: Red wine,
1 each: Onion, small
1/2 cup: White wine,
1 cup: Mushrooms, sliced
Ground powdered cloves,
Garlic cloves, (live
1 cup: Water,
Directions:
This comes from the true article: the mother of a girlfriend of
mine. The romance ended a long time ago, but Im still welcome
whenever I come to Bellingham. (In fact, they rather *insist* and
get very offended if they learn Ive been and dont show.) This is
the best pizza that Ive ever had. And yes, youre reading the time
on the sauce right. 6 HOURS...not a second less. (Please also note
that there are no measurements with the spices. What do you expect
from a good Italian grandmama anyway????)
In a very large saucepan, add 3 T olive oil and heat.
Add onions and garlic. Saute to golden.
Add paste with 1 can water, mix well and bring to boil, then add
tomatos (mashed a little). Bring to second boil. Keep stirring.
Add wine and salt and pepper along with cans of sauce. Put Tabasco
and taco mix in too. Bring to boil.
If sauce seems a little too thick, either add water (1/2 to 1 cup) or
wine (preferably half and half). Mix in ground cloves. Add
mushrooms. Cover, reduce heat to low. Simmer 6 hrs.
Tastes best after re-heating; freezable. Enough for a weeks worth of
Italian food.
Source from luhu.jp
mine. The romance ended a long time ago, but Im still welcome
whenever I come to Bellingham. (In fact, they rather *insist* and
get very offended if they learn Ive been and dont show.) This is
the best pizza that Ive ever had. And yes, youre reading the time
on the sauce right. 6 HOURS...not a second less. (Please also note
that there are no measurements with the spices. What do you expect
from a good Italian grandmama anyway????)
In a very large saucepan, add 3 T olive oil and heat.
Add onions and garlic. Saute to golden.
Add paste with 1 can water, mix well and bring to boil, then add
tomatos (mashed a little). Bring to second boil. Keep stirring.
Add wine and salt and pepper along with cans of sauce. Put Tabasco
and taco mix in too. Bring to boil.
If sauce seems a little too thick, either add water (1/2 to 1 cup) or
wine (preferably half and half). Mix in ground cloves. Add
mushrooms. Cover, reduce heat to low. Simmer 6 hrs.
Tastes best after re-heating; freezable. Enough for a weeks worth of
Italian food.
Source from luhu.jp