Sbarro Tomato Sauce

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Ready In:
1hr 15mins
Ingredients:
13
Yields:
1 batch
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat oil until hot but not smoking. Add onions and saute until.
  • almost browned. Add garlic.
  • When garlic is brown, de-glaze pan with sherry. Add parsley and stir.
  • Add tomatoes, water, cheese, and spices. Mix well.
  • Bring just to boil and simmer one hour.

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Reviews

  1. Way too much oil. I think 1/2 cup is fine. Also, it turned out very salty. Next time I'll use only 1 tbsp salt. Used fresh basil ,which was great, and the romano cheese added excellent flavor as well.
     
  2. Chef<br/><br/>I worked at Sbarro in the back room for 3 years and the recipe is correct HOWEVER the oil we used is a blend - 10% olive/ 90% vegetable. I was concerned when I first worked there that it sounded like a lot of oil but it carried the flavors well and never tasted oily We did need to stir it up after a day or two in the cooler in order to blend it. I must say that after a career of foodservice as a Chef and a broadline Salseperson this is the best Marinara sauce I have ever tasted.
     
  3. Is 12 oz of olive oil a mistake in the recipe? That equals 1.5 cups! Just in case it was correct, I tried this recipe as written and not surprisingly it turned out very oily!
     
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Tweaks

  1. I don't like chunky sauces so after following all the steps I ran it through the blender gradually increasing speed until all of the ingredients were puréed. I poured it back into the pot and simmered it at on low for another hour.
     
  2. Fresh basil, used only 10oz oil instead of 12, still WAY too much. I had to skim the surface of oil with a spoon the next day to remove a ton of this, now it looks and tastes a little better. Still too salty.
     

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