From: LEEZAH4
On Jan 26, 2006
Late on the review. This was too sweet for us, I would describe it as sweet as barbeque sauce, or sloppy joes. I asked the good people from Zaar Q&A- Philocrates and riffraff suggested that I remove a portion of this and add tomato paste and canned tomatoes. (Thank you) So I did; adding 2 small cans of tomato paste and 1 can (14 oz) of tomatoes, and added alot of extra (dry) italian seasonings, HUGE Difference. The remaining portion I removed I used later and added 2 cans of tomato sauce and cooked elbow macaroni topped it off with cheese. The bulk remainder of the sauce unfortunately I discarded, didn't want to spend any extra money or time trying to fix it towards 'our standards'. Great recipe for alot of people that love this recipe of yours, but just not for us-Sorry...
From: Gail #3
On Nov 14, 2004
This recipe is now a family favourite. I leave it chunky for pasta dishes, and puree it for lasagna and manicotti. The flavour is amazing.
From: Joann Thurmond
On May 31, 2004
instead of patting hamburger with paper towels...put it in a colander and rinse with hot water this will remove most of the grease
From: CindiNMike
On Mar 2, 2005
Awesome sauce! An italian friend of mine always swore that the key to a good sauce was using peppers of all three colors, so I added a yellow one as well. I also put in a bit more garlic, as we're garlic fans, and a bit of red crushed pepper to give it some zip. And I let it simmer with meatballs and sausage for about 4 hours, to give it more time for the flavors to come out. If you like a good authentic italian meat sauce, this one has my vote!
From: hottpepper
On Jul 6, 2005
Yummy! This is the best spaghetti sauce I have ever tasted. I used 2 tbsp. of fresh garlic and fresh basil. It was so good I froze only 5 quarts and had to eat the rest. Great recipe!
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