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best pizza sauce recipe?
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The garden fresh sauce in the BGE cookbook is killer.
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That question is so wide open as it relates to personal taste. We're pizza fans big time and have found this to be our favorite sauce. You decide friend
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/tyler-florence/pizza-sauce-recipe.html
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This is by far the best sauce I've had: http://www.food.com/recipe/ultimate-pizza-sauce-114392Franklin, TNLarge BGE+PSWoo2
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I don't consider myself an expert in pizza sauce but I am extremely happy with this recipe:
http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1186265/ot-homemade-pizza-sauce-with-san-marzano-tomatoes-from-my-garden
It was so good that we made another batch from store bought italian tomatoes. The star anise really gives it a nice touch.
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Maybe I just don't know better, but I've been making and enjoying this for years now. Don't get me wrong - no company has been knocking on my door to get permission to make this, but we love it and it freezes well!
RRP’s PIZZA SAUCE
Based on a recipe from BGE board but altered for our tastes
- 36 leaves of fresh basil diced (or 1 oz package of fresh basil from store)
- 3 T dried basil
- 1.5 tea dried oregano
- ¾ cup chardonnay or white zin
- ¾ cup fresh minced onion
- 4 cloves of garlic chopped fine
- 3 T extra virgin olive oil
- 18 Roma tomatoes each cut into 8 pieces
- 1 6oz can of tomato paste
- 3 tea California style garlic salt (that’s 1 tea PER layer)
- freshly ground pepper (15 good grinds PER layer)
Optional - but really needed IMO add 2 tea of kosher salt to the final full batch
IMPORTANT first step: steep the dried basil and dried oregano in the wine for 20 minutes
In a skillet sauté onion and garlic in olive oil until onions turn translucent, stirring frequently.
Using a Dutch oven add tomatoes, paste, onions/garlic and remaining ingredients. I put them in so there are three layers. Cover pot and simmer for 1 hour. Remove form heat and puree in a blender until smooth. Pour back into the Dutch oven minus the lid this time and simmer until the sauce thickens to a consistency of cold catsup.
Package in 3/4 cup quantities using ZipLoc snack bags. Freeze. Yield will depend on the size of your Romas, but normally this recipe is good for 9 to 12 bags. My pizzas are 14” in diameter so you might want to adjust according to what size you make.
Hint: During the thickening stage cover the pot with a spatter guard as that sauce really pops when it erupts and can make a mess of your stove. BTW this sauce is also good with bread sticks.
Enjoy! Ron Pratt aka RRP
Dunlap, IL
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