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S-h-h-h-h! (a Secret For Great Tomato Sauce)

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Italian Life5, Lifetime tv 4 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 lb Fresh ripe tomatoes
2 T Fresh basil, chopped
1 T Sage, chopped or
3 Dried leaves, crumbled up
to 4
3 T Parsely, chopped
3 t Fresh rosemary, chopped fine
1 T Fresh mint, chopped
1 lb Spaghettini
1/3 c Extra-virgin olive oil
Salt
Black pepper, in a grinder

INSTRUCTIONS

Wash tomatoes, split them in half, remove the seeds and dice halved
tomatoes into 1/2 inch cubes. Put diced tomatoes,
basil,sage,parsely,rosemary and mint into the bowl in which you'll be
tossing and serving the pasta. Drop the spaghettini into a pot of
abundant boiling salted water. When the pasta is nearly done, put the
olive oil in a small saucepan and turn on the heat to high. When the
oil is smoking hot, pour it over the tomatoes and herbs in the  serving
bowl. It should be hot enough to sizzle as it hits the  contents of the
bowl. Add salt and a few grindings of pepper and mix  well. When the
pasta is done -- it should be be barely tender but  firm to the bite --
drain it well and transfer immediately to the  bowl, tossing it
thoroughly with all the ingredients, serve promptly.  Serves: 4-6
Notes: S-h-h-h-h! (A Secret for Great Tomato Sauce)  Marcella Hazan,
author of "Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking,"  dispels the myth
that making a delicious tomato sauce takes hours.  Her favorite sauces
can be created in about 15-to-20 minutes.  Understandably this
celebrated cook has strong feelings about making  and serving pasta.
Here are a few of her prized tips:  Don't overwhelm pasta with sauce.
"A pool of sauce makes pasta  terrible. Sauce is just a seasoning."
Americans serve portions that are too large. "Pasta should be just a
serving size, approximately 3 ounces per person."  If fresh tomatoes
are not available, it's okay to used canned ones.  "Always buy whole
canned imported tomatoes as an alternative."  When making tomato sauce,
blanch, peel and seed tomatoes. "For  blanching, plinge tomatoes in
boiling water for a minute or less.  Drain, and as soon as they are
cool enough to handle, skin and cut up  in coarse pieces.  Use a large
pot for cooking pasta. "You have to have a lot of water.  It cooks the
pasta better and faster. Homemade pastas cook more  quickly than
store-bought."  Remember you are eating pasta with sauce, not sauce
with pasta! Use  these tips and savor every bite!  Healthy Recipes are
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 491
Calories From Fat: 279
Total Fat: 30.9g
Cholesterol: 152mg
Sodium: 447.2mg
Potassium: 976.7mg
Carbohydrates: 8g
Fiber: 2.7g
Sugar: 4.1g
Protein: 44g


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