san marzano tomatoes

A quick, simple and nutritious marinara sauce made with Cento Certified San Marzano Tomatoes. This sauce is perfect to serve over your favorite pasta cut and is sure to become a favorite in your house.

Cento San Marzano Marinara Sauce

tbsp Cento Imported Extra Virgin Olive Oil

White Onion, chopped

tsp Bellino Minced Garlic

Cento Certified San Marzano Tomatoes (28 oz), hand crushed

Cento Fine Sicilian Sea Salt, to taste

Cento Ground Black Pepper,

Shakshuka—a combination of poached eggs, cumin and a rich, smoky tomato sauce—is a staple Israeli dish. Get the complete recipe at Tasting Table.

Shakshuka Recipe

plum tomatoes,

olive oil, divided

½ yellow onion, peeled and halved

garlic cloves, roughly chopped

jalapeño—stemmed,

cinnamon

cumin

whole San Marzano tomatoes, crushed by hand

Kosher salt,

eggs

Cilantro leaves,

Pita,

Simple and Satisfying Shakshuka

How to make a homemade pizza sauce recipe that’s sure to make pizzas taste so much better! This sauce is quick and easy to make, freezes well, and has zero mystery ingredients. 

The Best Homemade Pizza Sauce

tomatoes

olive oil

onions

oregano

basil

red pepper flakes

garlic, pressed

sugar

salt

TOMATOES: Pour the tomatoes into a large bowl...

TOMATOES: Pour the tomatoes into a large bowl and using your hands, kitchen shears, or an immersion blender, break the tomatoes down so that they’re chunky but not completely liquid.

AROMATICS: In a medium saucepan placed over medium...

AROMATICS: In a medium saucepan placed over medium heat, heat the olive oil, grated onions, oregano, basil, and red pepper flakes. Allow them to cook for 3-4 minutes, stirring frequently so nothing sticks or burns. Add garlic and continue to cook for another 30 seconds to a minute.

SIMMER: Add the prepared tomatoes along with the...

SIMMER: Add the prepared tomatoes along with the sugar and salt. Let the sauce reach a simmer, then lower the heat to medium-low and allow the sauce to simmer for 30 minutes. Taste and adjust with additional seasonings as desired. If you like a more concentrated tomato flavor you can continue to simmer the sauce for up to 15 more minutes. Ue the sauce for pizzas immediately or allow to come to room temperature before storing in containers. 

This yummy and simple San Marzano Pasta e Fagioli is so easy and FULL of flavor. A perfect delicious and comforting family dinner.

Simple San Marzano Pasta e Fagioli

lb. chicken sausages

mirepoix – chopped celery, carrot, and onion*

garlic,

bay leaf

San Marzano tomatoes

cannellini beans

chicken broth

lb. small pasta – I used orecchiette

baby spinach

Parmigiano Reggiano cheese

Remove the chicken from its casing. In a large pot, brown the chicken sausage over medium high heat and drain the excess grease. Set aside.

Crush the San Marzano tomatoes and sauce in a food processor and set aside. Drain the cannellini beans. Place in a food processor. Refill the can with water, add to the food processor, and puree until very smooth.

In the same large pot as step one, saute the mirepoix, garlic, oregano, salt, and bay leaf (with a little olive oil if needed) until soft and fragrant. Add the tomatoes, pureed beans, and broth. Simmer for 20 minutes. Saucy.

Add the pasta and simmer for another 20 minutes until pasta is cooked through as sauce is reduced. Throw in the baby spinach and the chicken sausage from step one. If needed, add water or broth to adjust the consistency of the pasta before serving. Top with cheese.

Save some for lunch tomorrow. It makes awesome leftovers.

Your schedule sounds crazy.  Exciting times though.  Now chicken sausage is definitely something we don't have in the UK but I'm thinking that the recipe would still work well without it. Also if your ever up for some gardening San Marzano tomatoes are wonderful to grow.

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This yummy and simple San Marzano Pasta e Fagioli is so easy and FULL of flavor. A perfect delicious and comforting family dinner. 

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San Marzano Pasta e Fagioli

A simple weekend braised beef rage that is perfect for a warming Sunday supper. Just set it up and let it slowly simmer all day until the meat is fall-apart tender. It’s seriously the most comforting meal!

Weekend Braised Beef Ragu with Pappardelle

medium onion, chopped finely

beef broth

EACH: tomato paste AND balsamic vinegar

(28-ounce can) crushed tomatoes

rind (optional)

bay leaves thyme

basil (a handful or so, no need to be exact)

pappardelle, parsley, and parmesan cheese

Season the chuck roast pieces with salt and...

Season the chuck roast pieces with salt and pepper all over. Heat the oil in a large, dutch oven over medium high heat. Add the beef into the pot and allow it to sear on each side for roughly 5-7 minutes or until browned, remove the beef to a plate. Add another drizzle of oil if the pan needs it. Saute the onions for 4-5 minutes or until translucent, stirring as needed so that they don't burn. Add the garlic and let cook for another 1-2 minutes. Add the tomato paste and allow it to cook, stirring frequently for 1 minute.

STOVE TOP: Deglaze the pan with beef broth....

STOVE TOP: Deglaze the pan with beef broth. Scraping with a wooden spoon to loosen anything that might be stuck on. Add the balsamic vinegar, crushed tomatoes, diced tomatoes, parmesan rind, bay leaves, fresh thyme, basil, sugar, and red pepper flakes. Allow the sauce to gain a simmer, stir once. Cover and lower the heat to the lowest setting and let cook for 2 ½ - 5 hours or until the meat easily shreds with two forks. You may need to add a splash of water or broth if too much evaporates or if your beef is taking longer to cook. Mine took about 3 hours to get the meat to just fall apart. I shredded the beef and then let it simmer for another 10-15 minutes in the sauce. Season with salt to taste. Feel free to skim any excess fat off the top and remove the parmesan rind, bay leaves, and basil leaves before serving. Serve over pappardelle with a sprinkle of parsley and freshly grated parmesan.

SLOW COOKER: Transfer the meat, sauteed onions, garlic,...

SLOW COOKER: Transfer the meat, sauteed onions, garlic, and tomato mixture to a slow cooker. Add all the remaining ingredients to the slow cooker (except those for serving.) Cover and let cook on the low setting for 6-8 hours. Check for doneness around 6 hours, using two forks to shred the meat. You'll know it's done when it falls apart easily. Season with salt to taste. Feel free to skim any excess fat off the top and remove the parmesan rind, bay leaves, and basil leaves before serving. Serve over pappardelle with a sprinkle of parsley and freshly grated parmesan.

A simple 5 ingredient tomato soup made with butter, onion, and canned San Marzano tomatoes. Based on the Marcella Hazan tomato sauce recipe. This hits the cozy vibes just right.

5 Ingredient Tomato Soup

San Marzano tomatoes (whole

(8 tablespoons) salted butter

yellow onion, peel

garlic

Make the Tomato Soup

Put the tomatoes, butter, and onion in a large saucepan or Dutch oven. Bring it up to a low bubble, then turn the heat to medium low. Cover partially with a lid; let it simmer for 45 minutes. Stir every 15 minutes or so to prevent scorching on the bottom.

Remove Onion Chunks

Remove the onion pieces using tongs. I leave the garlic in there, but that&#8217;s up to you!

Blend the Tomato Soup

Using an immersion blender, blend up the soup until it&#8217;s a smooth as you want it. Taste and adjust; you can thin it out with milk, water, broth, cream, whatever you want; I just leave it as-is!

Serve: 

Serve tomato soup with garlic bread, grilled cheese, croutons, crackers, pesto, whatever you like! 

Could you please metric quantities for those of us outside the US

Delicious and very rich! I made a double batch in my instant pot so I can freeze half for another time. After reading Lindsay's note about it not being quite as good in the IP, I decided to give the onions and garlic a few minutes of saute time with the butter before I added the tomatoes. 
Served with fresh warm bread and pesto, and a few of us added some mozzarella pearls and chili flakes to the soup. Will definitely make this one again!

Amazing soup!!
I used onion powder and garlic powder since I didn't have any fresh ingredients and it turned out great in the Instant Pot.  The hardest part was waiting for it to cool down so we could eat it!!

I made this tonight (with the house garlic bread for dipping) and it was great! I did everything as listed on the recipe (except maybe shaved a few minutes off the simmering time ... other than that part of it, very much in the spirit of SOS, which I love!). So nice on a chilly night.

Outstanding! Followed exactly, just a little less salt, came out so beautifully. It's so easy and delightful to cook, made the whole house smell good and I barely did any chopping. My husband and I devoured a bowl with some garlic toast. I almost halved the recipe but decided against it, so glad I have leftovers now!

Simplest soup, so easy to make, loved by everyone in our family.  And the 'House Favorite Garlic Bread' was the perfect addition.

I was very curious about this soup. I couldn’t believe it wouldn’t just taste like canned tomatoes. It’s delicious!  Very creamy and tasty and so easy  I did not add milk. It didn’t need it. Will definitely make this again!

Soooo good and easy. I have made this twice this week! It warms me from the inside out, yum!

Perfect! I love this tomato soup recipe! I haven’t made one in ages. Thanks for the idea!

I made this light night for dinner and my girls RAVED about it. 1x the recipe made enough for two meals for our family of four, when coupled with grilled ham and cheese sandwiches. I’ll be making this in bulk and freezing it for an easy hit on busy nights!

Oh my—thanks for sharing such an incredibly easy and delicious tomato soup recipe! I knew it would not disappoint, and sure enough, Hubs and I loved it! I made a fancy grilled cheese along with it (blending several cheeses on sourdough) and tore off chunks of the sandwich to dip in the soup—a bit like a religious experience!!

Not only is this recipe easy, it tastes amazing! I’ve made this twice already this fall. Since we had leftover fresh herbs from thanksgiving, we tossed in thyme and basil, which I took out with the onion. Also added some vegetable broth and a splash of cream at the end. Thanks for such an easy and delicious recipe. Trying the garlic bread next time!

Amazing soup!!
I used onion powder and garlic powder since I didn’t have any fresh ingredients and it turned out great in the Instant Pot.

Yum!  This tomato soup looks amazing! Have you tried adding a dash of balsamic vinegar? It takes it to the next level!

This is the BEST tomato soup I’ve ever had. It was so easy and better than any canned soup. And no added sugar!

LOVE this sos soup! 5 ingredients, so quick, simple, but filling! I typically leave 1/2 the onion in for extra flavor boost (I recommend taking it out as the recipe says, blend and see if you like it without... then you can add it back in if you prefer- thats how I started and landed on 1/2 the onion). Ive made this 3 times since its debut. We love it so much! *pairs well with (store bought) cheesy garlic bread* chef's kiss

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A quick, simple and nutritious marinara sauce made with Cento Certified San Marzano Tomatoes. This big batch is perfect to serve huge groups, over your favorite pasta cut and is sure to become a favorite in your house.

Big Batch Simple Marinara

Cento Imported Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Onion, chopped

Cento Certified San Marzano Tomatoes (90 oz)

½ tbs Bellino Minced Garlic

tbs Cento Fine Sicilian Sea Salt

to taste Cento Ground Black Pepper

Basil Leaves, chopped

Easy to make and super flavorful, this is the Best Italian Marinara Sauce Recipe you&#39;ll ever try! With fresh basil, onion, olive oil, and garlic, your San Marzano tomatoes come to life, the flavors are authentic, and the texture is divine.

Homemade Italian Marinara Sauce Recipe

San Marzano Tomatoes (whole tomatoes, undrained)

extra virgin olive oil

sweet onion (diced (to save time

garlic (minced,

kosher salt (to taste)

red pepper flakes ((optional) use less if preferred)

water (to rinse out the cans)

Heat oil and saute onions

Heat a large high-sided skillet over medium heat, add olive oil. Once it’s shimmering, add the diced onion and saute for about 5-7 minutes, reduce the heat to medium-low (careful not to burn).

Hand crush tomatoes

While onions are sauteing, pour tomatoes into a large bowl and crush using your hands. Pour 1 cup of water into the cans, swirling around to get all of those tomato juices, set aside.

Add garlic, tomatoes

Stir in the garlic, as soon as it’s sizzling, add the hand-crushed tomatoes (do not let the garlic brown) this is what causes bitterness. Then add reserved tomato water.

Stir in spices and herbs.

Stir in salt, red pepper flakes, stirring to combine. Place the basil sprig on top of the sauce (including the stem), once it wilts, submerge in the sauce.

Simmer sauce

Simmer, uncovered for at least 15 minutes, until thickened. It should be slightly reduced and somewhat thickened. For a thicker sauce, continue to cook for up to 60 minutes. Taste, adding additional salt if needed.

Why is it that the simplest ingredients always make the best product!!

THis is delicious!

You weren't kidding when you say best homemade marinara sauce! Thank you for this yummy recipe!

This homemade sauce was so easy to make, was rich in flavor, and coated our pasta perfectly! I'm never going back to store bought again!

Love a good Marinara sauce!! I would love to try your authentic recipe.. Sounds so easy..

This was such a hearty and bold sauce that does not disappoint! Easy, flavorful and fresh; definitely, a new favorite recipe!

This is a simple but delicious recipe I will come back to again and again. I also appreciate the tips about the best tomatoes to use!

Homemade sauce is the best and this marinara sauce is perfection!  Thank you for all the detailed instructions!

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