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My wife picked up a jar at a bazaar. It was ok, IMO, and since my
son and wife thought is was even better than 'OK' - I thought I'd make my sauce that way sometime in the future. I'm curious what the vodka adds to it. It doesn't sweeten it- the alcohol is long gone- water would 'loosen it up'. I don't know if this is a local brand, but she bought Grandpa Pete's. It has vodka listed before olive oil on the ingredient list, so it seems like there must be more than just a splash so they can use the term on the label. I think the cream added a lot more to it than the Vodka. Is this just the fad of the year- or is vodka [and/or cream] and old thing that I just never ran across before? Is it Italian? Jim [Have to repeat the bumper sticker I saw today; AMERICA such a nice Italian name] |
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