Tomatensosse is a traditional Italian sauce made from tomatoes, garlic and spices. It is a great addition to grilled meats, stews and risottos.
It is also a wonderful accompaniment to pasta dishes, especially spaghetti, fusilli and tortellini.
In this recipe, roasted cherry tomatoes and a variety of spices are combined to create an authentic marinara sauce, with the perfect balance between sweetness and acidity.
The tomato sauce is simmered on a low heat for 2-4 hours until it has reached the desired consistency. The mixture is then purified by a sieve to remove any large pieces of tomato.
For this vegan version of a classic Italian dish, we have used a variety of savory spices and herbs to make a rich sauce that is perfect for any occasion.
To achieve the optimum taste and aroma, we have added a generous amount of basil and a dash of olive oil to this delicious pasta sauce. It combines perfectly with the flavour of the tomatoes and the olives, making it the perfect accompaniment to all kinds of pasta.
This tasty and easy to make recipe is an excellent base for a variety of dishes, from spaghetti to pizza!
Ingredients: Water, sliced tomatoes (85%), onion, rapeseed oil, basil, garlic, salt and black pepper.
The ripe cherry tomatoes and onions are sautéed on a low heat for several minutes, before they are blended with the rest of the ingredients. A few fresh basil leaves are also added to this recipe, along with a few crushed garlic cloves and black pepper.
Traditionally, this recipe is used as a base for a variety of Italian dishes including spaghetti, lasagna and tortellini. It is also an excellent condiment for fish and grilled meats.
In Germany, “tomatensosse” is a synonym for ketchup. In some dialects, it is an alternative name for the tomato sauce that is used in pasta dishes.
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