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9 Reviews of Awesomely Easy Marinara Sauce

From: airo2x

On Jan 23, 2006

i liked this recipe.. i added about 4 oz of tomato paste and let it cook for longer than 15 min.. Tasty for a quick lunch

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    From: bullwinkle

    On May 21, 2006

    Made this to use as a dip with toasted ravioli #59907. Very good for a quick and easy recipe. Thanks Dicewoman. Bullwinkle

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    From: LUVMY2BOYS

    On Jun 21, 2006

    Delicious! I've been wanting a homemade marinara sauce to serve with chicken parmesan & I've finally found it! No more store bought spaghetti sauce-this is easier, more economical & tastier. I accidently used 1 tsp oregano & 1/4 tsp basil, which worked fine. I would suggest simmering the sauce for around 30 min-it thickens the sauce & blends the flavors better that way. I also used 1 tsp dried minced garlic from a jar, which worked fine as well; gave it a great garlicky flavor. Thanks, Dicewoman!

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  • From: Mrs. Sunshine

    On Dec 14, 2008

    Absolutely awesome! Just got through with dinner...I made canelloni and topped them with this sauce and my hubby looooooved the sauce! he says its better than the normal marinara sauce we usually buy. Only made one small change....instead of canned tomato sauce, I used 5 oven roasted tomatos (I just put 5 Roma tomatos in a cookie sheet in the oven and then pureed them). Grrrrrrreat!

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  • From: Dragonfly6

    On Sep 2, 2007

    This was good, but I used 8 oz of tomato sauce and 8 oz of petite diced tomatoes. I also simmered for 30 min to let the flavors blend. I didn't have rosemary or an onion (I did used dried chopped onions, though) and it was still excellent!

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    From: Smockmock

    On Mar 7, 2008

    This was great, fast and easy. I loved it.

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  • From: Chef #540346

    On Apr 7, 2009

    This was so easy and had an excellent flavor. I used 3 cloves of minced garlic and added a can of whole tomatoes (in addition to the can of tomato sauce). I omitted the sugar and olive oil. I used the sauce on top of whole wheat rotini and topped with fresh grated parmesan cheese. It was fantastic. I will definitely make again. Oh, the kids like it, too!

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  • From: Kyene

    On Jun 12, 2008

    Yummy! I needed an easy Marinara sauce that doesn't use tomatoes, and here it is! My roommates gobbled it up. Thanks for the recipe!

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    From: ColCadsMom

    On Jun 5, 2008

    I was in the middle of a OAMC spree, and had everything planned out that I was making. Well, I forgot and dumped all my jarred sauce into my cooked ground meat. I needed pasta sauce to spoon on top of Marvellous Mini Meatloaves (With Options!) OAMC. So I whipped this up in a flash. My only change to the recipe was to add 1/2 teaspoon of beef bouillion. It made the sauce taste like it had been simmering all day without allow it to sit at all! Veggie bouillion would probably do the same! Thanks for a WONDERFUL go to recipe!

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