Love Pasta Sauce

Editorial Manager, Laurie Borgen, shares a recipe. "I love this sauce because it is so flavorful, without any added sugar that so many jarred pasta sauces contain, and it is a dish made with love. In Italy, basil is a considered a sign of love."

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Prep Time 5 min
Total Time 15 min
Servings 4

Ingredients

1: can Muir Glen® organic fire roasted tomatoes

: Garlic or red pepper infused olive oil

: Lots of fresh, shredded or shaved parmesan cheese

: Torn, fresh Genovese basil

: Tablespoon or so of minced garlic

: Salt, to taste

: Freshly cracked pepper, to taste

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Directions

1 Stir ingredients together in a sauce pan over medium heat for a few minutes and voila – fresh pasta sauce.
2 Pour over cooked pasta of choice for instant, flavorful and light pasta toss.

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- Fresh herbs can be expensive in the grocery store…but they can be easily grown on a kitchen windowsill all year long in nice climates, or in a small pot outside in summer, then frozen for year round use. Freezing herbs is the best way to preserve flavor and nutrients.

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Posted 11/29/2012 3:47:41 PM REPORT ABUSE nikacarp said:

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I have made a variation of this dish for 20 years we call it veggie sketti... I add a can of mushrooms and some diced red or green peppers and onions(quantity or inclusion not set which makes this a great what the heck can I make fast for dinner recipe) which I saute in olive oil for a couple of minutes before I add the can of tomatoes ...it is quick easy and great when you forgot thaw something for dinner. It is a good meatless meal when you have a tight budget ...kids love it

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