How to Make Pasta Sauce From Scratch

It is hard to find a better tasting dish than homemade pasta. This is my own delicious recipe that I rely on every time I want to cook a good meal with minimal effort. It is an inexpensive dish, healthy, and feeds lots of people! Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • 2 Cans diced tomatoes
  • 2 Cans tomato paste
  • Chopped vegetables of your choice, I use:
  • Onions, mushrooms, carrots, peppers, celery, etc.
  • Pasta of your choice; noodles, macaroni, etc.
  • Fresh
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Instructions

    • 1

      Wash and chop all of your vegetables. Toss the onions in a pan and saute them while you cut up the rest of the vegetables (the onions taste best a bit caramelized). Once the onions are cooked well, combine all the veggies and cook on low heat for another 5 minutes. Use seasoning of your choice; fresh chopped garlic, or italian seasoning are both good.

    • 2

      Using a saucepan, combine and heat both the diced tomato and tomato sauces. Add all of your sauteed vegetables and stir thoroughly. Cook for as long as convenient; the longer you let it sit on the stove simmering, the better the flavor.

    • 3

      Just before you are ready to eat, cook your pasta. Typically you need to boil the water first, then reduce to medium/high heat for 7-9 minutes, but follow the directions on your pasta packaging for best results. Let the noodles drain. Now pile your pasta noodles onto a plate and top with the veggie filled sauce. Yum!

Tips & Warnings

  • Make homemade french bread to compliment your pasta. Check out the link below for the easy recipe!

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  • Scott E Feb 10, 2009
    Sounds yummy and frugal too. 5*
  • joni04 Feb 10, 2009
    Thanks for the recipe! My family is sick of the store bought pasta sauce and this should go over well! 5*
  • rewrite810 Feb 09, 2009
    I need to try this...it sound so simple and is probably so much better tasting than jar sauce! :) 5*
  • Kimi Feb 09, 2009
    I will absolutely make this, it sounds wonderful and is healthy. Thanks for the recipe! 5*
  • sunshineandrose Feb 09, 2009
    Nice article looks like it would taste good!

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