From: Tebo
On Nov 12, 2003
Superb actually!! Easy to make and tastes much better than the bought Heinz type in my opinion. I added some garlic, worcestershire, liquid smoke and tabasco. I will freeze this in one cup chunks for future use. Thanks Lennie.
From: carole in orlando
On Feb 16, 2003
Very easy and good tasting! I made it several days ago and my husband loves it. Thanks, Carole in Orlando
From: KarenT
On Jul 10, 2006
Used 4 14.5 cans diced tomatoes (a couple more ounces than the 28 ounce cans). When it was finished cooking, I de-chunked it with my stick blender before canning. Planning to use it in a sauce recipe that goes on meatballs. Loved the way it made the house smell! If it doesn't perform, I'll re-review!
From: Andrea in NH
On Dec 20, 2005
The smell that this produces is out of the world on this cold New England day. The taste is hevenly. I halfed the recipe, and that will never happen again. I omitted the salt, health reasons, and added some garlic and a green pepper. Now I'm on a quest to see how many ways I can use it. Thanks for sharing.
From: Ben Ross
On Dec 2, 2002
very nice and very similar yto real chile sauce but with that special home made taste that can not be masss produced.
From: Kat's Mom
On Jan 21, 2007
I never knew that chili sauce has no chili powder! This is delicious, low in calories and so low in fat. It made the most tender chicken: Cheyanne's Chili Sauce Chicken. I did not peel the MacIntosh apples I used because I need the extra malic acid (what makes apples tart). I simply used my handheld blender to smooth the sauce and it was terrific. Thanks for sharing Lennie.
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