Puttanesca Sauce
This proportionality of this recipe is
designed for a dinner tonight and several quarts of sauce to freeze for future
meals.
Ingredients
·
2 large cans of Hunts Tomato Sauce (Sam’s
Club size)
·
4 cans of tomato paste (12oz size)
·
2 yellow onions—diced
·
10 cloves of garlic—minced or pressed
·
4 tablespoons of sugar
·
Liberal amounts of: Italian seasonings,
Olive oil, Red wine, Capers, and Kalamata Olives
·
Heavy Cream
In a large pot:
1.
Caramelize onions in olive oil
2.
Add: sauce, sugar, and paste—stir
together with enough wine to thin the sauce (but not too much)
3.
Add: garlic, capers, olives, and Italian
seasonings—stir and let simmer on low for hours (at least 2) stirring
occasionally. (Note: I will also add more olive oil for a total of about ¾ of a
cup used over all for this recipe)
4.
After simmering, taste and adjust:
seasoning/wine/olive-caper ratio as desired.
5.
Before serving—introduce heavy cream (at
least two cups) stir, let simmer a bit and then taste once more. This is
designed to be a delicious, pungent sauce so once you taste it you should be
impressed with your work and delighted to present it to others.
Goes well with spaghetti
squash, angel hair, penne, or loaves of semolina or baguettes. My family calls it “The Special Sauce”.
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