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Easiest tomato sauce


In a pan drizzle olive oil. Lay halved and cored tomatoes face up. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, add garlic and basil, drizzle more olive oil (you could also add rosemary, thyme or other herbs). Bake at 350 for 35-45 minutes, until basil is dried and tomatoes are cooked. Scrape all into a bowl and use an immersion blender to the consistency you like. For a thicker sauce get out some of the seeds first. This also makes a great soup base. I bag it up into quart freezer bags, freeze on a cookie sheet, then have a whole stack of these in the freezer for the rest of the year. Yum!
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4 responses to “Easiest tomato sauce”

  1. carmen Avatar

    yum! You are so lucky to have such amazing produce at your fingertips in Oregon! I would love to try that sauce!

  2. Julia Avatar

    Gorgeous tomatoes…so fresh and yummy!!

  3. Susan Avatar
    Susan

    I am so trying that!!!

  4. Amy B Avatar
    Amy B

    I don’t have an immersion blender. Do you think I could do it in a regular blender or a food processor?

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