Just had our first foray with a classic Italian tomato sauce from this cookbook.
It's a very simple recipe that people were raving about in the book's reviews - 2 lbs of Tomatoes (skinned, but not seeded, I think the book recommends plum tomatoes), 6 tablespoons of butter, salt to taste, and half an onion (unchopped). You simmer the tomatoes and butter with onion in place on a slow, steady simmer for 45 minutes. After the time's up you discard the onion and you've got your sauce.
We just poured it over spaghetti and baby shrimp, with parmesan and black pepper. It was a nice lunch.
It's a very simple recipe that people were raving about in the book's reviews - 2 lbs of Tomatoes (skinned, but not seeded, I think the book recommends plum tomatoes), 6 tablespoons of butter, salt to taste, and half an onion (unchopped). You simmer the tomatoes and butter with onion in place on a slow, steady simmer for 45 minutes. After the time's up you discard the onion and you've got your sauce.
We just poured it over spaghetti and baby shrimp, with parmesan and black pepper. It was a nice lunch.