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Sunday, March 18, 2012

Homemade Marinara Sauce via ~ Dom DeLuise

Happy Sunday to everyone!  I thought I would share a great and easy recipe for Marinara sauce with an added bonus of Italian Sausage.  Not your most fat free recipe (maybe without the Italian Sausage) but delicious and very filling.



Do you remember him now?


I purchased Dom Deluise's Eat This Too cookbook at least 10 years ago or better.  I am wondering if some of you even remember who he is.  A comedian, who starred with Carol Burnett, Bob Newhart and a very young John Davidson just to name a few.  Anyway his cookbook has so many wonderful Italian dishes and desserts too.

I thought you might like to try his homemade Marinara Sauce but with a twist...I added 1 1/2 pounds of Italian Sausage (1/2 pound hot and spicy and 1 pound mild)

Recipe:

4~ Tablespoons Oil Oil
5~ Garlic Cloves, minced
1~ small onion, chopped
8~ fresh basil leaves, chopped
2~ tablespoons chopped parsley
1~ 6-oz can tomato paste
2~ 28-oz cans tomatoes (I used crushed)
1/2~ teaspoon oregano
      pepper to taste
Onion and garlic

Sauteing olive oil, onion, garlic
Browning Sausage
End results!!
Pour olive oil in a large saucepan, and saute garlic and onion until translucent.  Add basil, parsley, tomato paste, tomatoes and oregano.  Simmer for 20 minutes, then add pepper to taste.  Serve on your choice of pasta or any dish needing marinara sauce-chicken, fish, veal, beef, vegetables, lasagne.

Serves 4-6

***I browned and drained the 1-1/2 pounds of Italian sausage and mixed it into the marinara sauce.  I like to let my sauces simmer all day but even if you choose
cook it for 20 minutes it is delicious!  I hope you will try this recipe...it is my go to recipe if I want just a quick marinara sauce without meat.

Bon Appetite!

12 comments:

  1. I must confess I never heard of him.

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  2. I think I should cook this recipe!!!

    Thanx!
    ♥ Franka

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  3. Yummo. We seem to get through more cans of chopped tomatoes in this house than anything else. I buy them in bulk and store them in the garage. Never heard of Dom but the sauce looks great.

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  4. I have never heard of him but will definitely be trying out the recipe. M x

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  5. mmmm....this sounds good Kris! I am writing it down in my recipe book...
    my revipe book is chaos but I always find the good ones ; )

    love to you

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  6. YUM!!!!!! I must try this...sounds and looks delish. xx

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  7. Absolutely scrumptious Kris :)
    Axx

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  8. I saw Dom's photo and started smiling! He's hilarious.
    V

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  12. This is my go to recipe for sauce love it. Dons cook books are great not only great recipes but very entertaining. He was a great actor/comedian really funny guy.

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