From: Anu
On Oct 7, 2002
Creamy is right! Why, this was downright velvety, and a flaming orange in colour. I used water instead of stock, and omitted the lemon zest, because, er... I don't know how to zest a lemon! All the ingredients just blend in beautifully to make a flavourful, nutritious and hearty sauce. This made for a fantastic lunch today. Thanks!
From: Folk Dancer
On Jan 9, 2003
If it were possible to give a recipe 6 stars I would have. This is the best recipe I have seen on Zaar. It is ridiculously simple to make and a wonderful change from the normal cream or tomato based sauces.
From: zainab23
On Apr 1, 2006
I want to give more stars! This is so amazing and easy. I was not in a good mood for cooking today but felt hungry and decided to try this, I am so happy I did it completely changed my mood. this was so good that I had to lick it off all the utensils I used!
From: Sidney
On Feb 11, 2004
I don't like sweet red peppers. But I had a jar of them on hand and I had to use them up. I made this with PanNan's Pasta E Fagoli #38088 since some of the other ingredients overlapped, and so from that recipe I threw in a handful of browned, crumbled, sweet Italian sausage before the pasta. A very small handful(it was right there; how could I not?). I don't like sweet peppers but I like this recipe and I can't wait to try it again, this time with basil instead of parsley. A nice change from marinara or picatta. Thank you, Moody! Maybe I like sweet peppers... A little.
From: hollyberry
On Apr 5, 2006
I love tomato-based sauces and making this, I wasn't certain that we'd enjoy it. Well we absolutely did! Lovely aromatic flavour. Definitely a keeper! Thanks Moody!
From: jennifer in new jersey
On Apr 7, 2005
i followed the recipe exactly except for using chicken stock rather than veggie stock. this sauce is a very good sauce and was fairly simple to make too. the lemon really makes a taste difference so it should not be passed up. i will make this sauce again and next time i may try roasting the peppers, garlic and onions a bit before hand to see how it tastes. thanks for the great recipe.
From: sandale99
On Jan 4, 2008
I have allergies to tomatoes and have missed traditional spaghetti sauce so much! I made this today and it was great!!! To keep the sodium low, I didn't use the stock, but added some cooked ground turkey and small chunks of zucchini after I blended it..Let it all simmer together while it thickened.. Great recipe! I agree, there should be more stars on this one!
From: diggroweatdance
On Oct 11, 2009
not only delicious, but beautiful: looks like confetti in a pot.
From: SuzieQutie
On May 31, 2008
This was an interesting change from the traditional tomato sauce. And it was so easy to make! My BF had doubts about this as I was making it as he saw the big chunks of red peppers and tried to convince me to put some tomatoes in the sauce. It has a very sweet and velvety taste. I used chicken stock as that is what I had on hand and added mushrooms and mild italian sausage. I'm not sure about the lemon zest but perhaps it would have been better with chicken. I'd make this sauce again for sure. Thanks for posting!
From: **Tinkerbell**
On Jan 25, 2008
We really loved this pasta. The flavor was such a welcome change from boring tomato sauce. It's easy to make & looks very pretty. I did have to use one green pepper because I realized too late that I only had two red ones. But I don't think it made that much difference in taste. My son thought I was crazy when he saw me zesting over the bowl. But the lemon zest adds an acidic element that compliments the peppers quite nicely. Thank you for sharing, Moody!
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