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Oh ferk! There is everything wrong with that.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postthere's nothing wrong with good baked beans, cooked with a little butter and ground pepper and fried onions, delivered onto lightly toasted bread with parmesan grated on top
If that stimulates your palette then please get out of the kitchen
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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And get out of the house too since beans are known to stimulate the winding process too.Originally posted by bogeyman View PostOh ferk! There is everything wrong with that.
If that stimulates your palette then please get out of the kitchen
I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Easy - tomato sauce is just 20 mins max. Tomatoes (obviously), garlic, pepper, a bit of salt, red wine, fresh basil, bay leaf, bit of oregano maybe and then simmer to concentrate the taste.Originally posted by milanbenes View PostM_B,
with respect,
where would one start when trying to make a tomato sauce at home which will compare to the Barilla sauces or the Bertolli pesto or the Sacla brusceta sauce ?
And, how long would it take ?
Milan.
Brusceta sauce ? Why do you have sauce on brusceta ? Toast the bread, cover in oil, rub with garlic, add a few half cherry tomatoes, rucola and sprinkle with salt.
Pesto is oil, crushed pine nuts and basil. Easy.
...... but I do understand your point. The difference I think, particularly in the South of Italy is that meal times are more important than British meal times. We just want to get home from work, cook something up and eat infront of the tv. My experience with my (Italian) wife and her family and friends is that meal times are more social and the preparation and cooking is part of that, hence the ability to make sauces.Comment
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