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BabyJane Hudson wrote:
> I have never made a home made spaghetti or marinara sauce, but I will > try soon. What are the basic essential spices one should have on hand > when cooking such sauces? Is there a pre-made mixture, (brand) that > most agree is the best if not using fresh spices? > Herbs: oregano, marjoram (a substitute for oregano); basil Vegetables: minced onion, garlic (lots!) and celery. Some folks add carrots. Spices: lots of black peppercorns (ground); crushed red pepper seeds; fennel seeds > Are homemade sauces that are simple as good or better than jar sauces > one buys in a store? > That's up to you. Try experimenting with jarred sauces; spice them up a bit, get the taste you want then try to make your own. But really, making your own isn't difficult. You *will* need good ripe tomatoes, though, and it will take more than 10 minutes to prepare. More like three hours ![]() After that, adding meat (like cooked Italian sausage) isn't a difficult thing; the sausage is already spiced. Jill |
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