I have a very easy roasted tomato pasta sauce recipe which I love but today I am not sharing that. I saw this recipe for pasta sauce on one of Masterchef Australia’s episodes. The way Marco Pierre White talks about his go-to pasta sauce recipe in the Masterchef episode makes you want to stop everything and make that pasta sauce. I finally got to try the recipe and it did not disappoint at all.
Its a very basic, no frills recipe that uses a combination of fresh cherry tomatoes and canned tomatoes, which is what gives the red color to the pasta sauce.
Marco in the masterclass explains its difficult to get the red color in pasta sauce by just using fresh tomatoes and thats why his recipe calls for both- fresh and canned. The flavors for this sauce are simple but fresh and the dish does not require much active time in the kitchen to put together.
The best part of this recipe for me is that Marco recommends to grate the onions rather than chopping it; which means you avoid all the onion tears and make the process a little quicker. He mentions that by grating you remove the water from the onions. By removing the water you remove the acidity and just keep the flavor of onions.
He also mentions that the reason for using cherry tomatoes is because they are more intense with flavor and have higher pectin yielding a better sauce.
I followed Marco Pierre White’s recipe more or less except that I decreased the quantity. Of course you can make double the amount of sauce and just freeze leftovers. I also skipped Marco’s instructions to strain the cooked sauce. I felt it did not require it.
Fresh mango pulp and a spicy kick from the jalapeños makes this refreshing and quick to make…
Homemade mushroom ravioli: a meatless pasta dinner. Homemade pasta dough stuffed with a creamy mushroom…
The perfect christmas tradition of making gingerbread cookies is complete with these spice loaded homemade…
Since the thanksgiving tablescape was such a hit on social media or more…
A one bowl chocolate cake layered with whipped salted caramel ganache. A great crowd pleaser.…
A fall inspired thanksgiving tablescape with details on where to source the decor items for…