:( nobody can tell me how to make a healthy sauce ....?!


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:( nobody can tell me how to make a healthy sauce ....?

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I want to make sauce myself not to buy it. No melted butter, bbq sauce, fast food etc
Someting with tomatoes for peas or meat.
Nobody really knows? I can ask my mom but I should call her overseas...


Answers:
If you don't mind calling your Mom,.. well no-one can come up with a sauce that can be better than Mom's! =)

Here's a suggestion or two.

1) olive oil
2) 5/6 cloves garlic (fresh/peeled/chopped)
3) ground lean beef or lamb - (lamb is very flavorful and naturally leaner than beef)


4) Four (4) or five (5) fresh tomatoes
(semi firm, rinsed/chopped)
5) About 16 ounces(1 lb.) fresh or frozen peas (canned is mushy)
6) Squash/Zucchini/Mushrooms - (basically, any 'meaty' vegetable(s) in season that you like) rinsed, chopped - about 1 cup

* any pasta you like

Just a bit of freshly grated Parmagiano Reggiano for finishing your dish - (intense, aromatic flavor)

Directions:
Cook first three ingredients on low/medium flame until meat is cooked through. Adjust flame accordingly.

Add next three ingredients to meat. Cook slowly, mixing occasionally. When it starts to bubble all around, bring flame down to low. Add about 1/2 - 1 cup of water and simmer (covered) for at least 45 minutes.
(salt to taste)

Prepare pasta as you like it.

Serve sauce over pasta finished with a bit of the grated cheese.

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Here's another recipe:

1) olive oil
2) 5/6 cloves garlic (fresh/peeled/sliced)
3) Stew meat (chunks of meat)

4)1 can of beer (inexpensive is fine)
5) 1 can of beef broth
6) Boiled water
7) 2/3 tomatoes (rinsed and cut into large chunks
8) 4/5 red bliss potatoes (they're smoother and less starchy than Idahoes, etc)
rinse/or peel and cut into large chunks
9) 5/6 carrots rinsed/peeled/ cut into large chunks

Directions:


1) Brown the meat with oil, garlic, salt & pepper.
(Use a medium/low flame)
2) Add the beef broth, 2 cans of water, and the bottle of beer.
3) Bring to a slow boil and lower the flame.
Continue to cook the beef for one hour until the meat is very tender.

Add the tomatoes, carrots & potatoes
Simmer for another hour and it's ready!

Serve with rice or bread!
Enjoy! =)

Source(s):
First recipe - My own kitchen.
Second recipe - My sister's kitchen
=)

Well, look on the internet somewhere. There are plenty of websites that have recipes on them. By the way, most sauces are not healthy.

tomatoes
water
salt
garlic

MARIANNE'S HEALTHY MARINARA SAUCE

1 c. onions, chopped
3 tbsp. olive oil
4 (28 oz.) can tomatoes, crushed (drained if you choose)
1 (6 oz.) tomato paste
2 tsp. basil
1 tsp. salt

Saute onions in olive oil for 5 minutes. Transfer to cooking pan and add tomato and spice ingredients. Other Italian spices such as garlic can be added to taste. Simmer one hour until thick. This recipe feeds four people. To feed two, cut recipe in half except use entire 6 ounce can of tomato paste.
hope that helps =)

this is a Italian dish my friend gave me (dont have spelling for it)
1 large can whole tomatoes
3or 4 cloves of fresh garlic, minced
olive oil...1/4 cup
salt/pepper to taste
a pinch or 2 of parsley
crush tomatoes by hand, add garlic,salt/pepper and olive oil,parsley,let marinade 2/3 hours at room temp serve with steak,the rest can be refrigerated and served cold on long pasta,cook pasta, spoon over spaghetti




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