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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? There are other options besides a premade mixture. The most commonly used spices for a red sauce would probably be basil, pepper and oregano. You can just add whatever amounts you like to suit your taste. > > Are homemade sauces that are simple as good or better than jar sauces > one buys in a store? > I think so. Jarred sauces are typically made from tomatoe paste with tons of corn syrup and salt added to make up for the lack of tomatoe flavor. > Thanks, > Jane Hudson |
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