This recipe is from my friend Michelle Russell. She was an excellent cook and shared this with us one cooking group. It's absolutely delightful!
3-4 Red bell peppers
1 qt. heavy whipping cream
1 qt. spaghetti sauce (Classico Tomato and Basil)
Crushed red pepper
Angela Hair pasta
Fresh Basil
Conecuh (or hot links/sausage)
Broil red peppers, turning them until they are completely dark and broiled, place in a plastic bag for the completion of steaming.
Once steamed, peel and deseed, place in blender with whipping cream. Blend.
In a large saucepan, add spaghetti sauce, cream mixture and simmer on medium heat until sauce is thick. Add basil and crushed red pepper.
Prepare noodles. Cut and saute sausage.
Serve noodles with sauce and sausage
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What's This About?
Food is such a wonderful thing! Not only does it sustain us, but it enriches our lives. How many times have you tasted a dish and it takes you back to another time and place-- one filled with cherished memories? How many times have you tried to recreate those memorable dishes to find that you can't remember all the ingredients or how they are suppose to intermingle?
This is a food project for my family. My intention is to shorten the distance between us all and share in making memories together. I want us all to add tried and true recipes from past and present generations. Please feel free to add any stories or thoughts to these recipes, too.
When this project is near completion, I hope to have a marvelous collection of recipes that bring us closer together as a family. We'll have an heirloom cookbook of recipes and stories we can pass onto future generations.
Showing posts with label Sauces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sauces. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Pasta Sauce (like an Italian Grandma would make)
So this isn't Grandma Katherine's recipe, but it is a really good one. My Dad really enjoyed it and said it tasted much like hers.
1/2 cup olive oil
6 cloves garlic
small onion chopped
small anchovy can or 2 drops anchovy paste
2 large cans whole tomatoes (crush them into pieces)
1 can crushed tomatoes
2 cans small tomato sauce
1 large can tomato paste
2 cups dry white wine
1 tsp crushed red pepper
3 dashes of salt
3 dashes of pepper
7 basil leaves, chopped
handful of Italian parsley
pinch of sugar
In a large pot with no lid, saute oil, garlic and onion (don't burn). Add remaining ingredients and bring to a rapid boil. Simmer for 2 hours stirring often.
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