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Takeout Vietnamese: summer rolls, shrimp tempura appetizer, chicken pho and sushi roll (sushi depends on whether that chef is there by time we get order in).
Husband and I alternate cooking duty and Viernamese is one of his go-to dinners to "cook" which I like because cleanup is light
I tried Rao's marinara. I had to add about a half teaspoon of sugar to it for it to be palatable for me.
I just like a little sweetness in my tomato sauce, could just be me.
I like it because it tastes clean and fresh and like a really basic marinara. It takes me back to the homestyle Italian restaurants (and homes lol) of my youth. Now I’m used to the other brands of jarred sauces, but even the spicy ones are sort of sweet like you said. I almost always doctor them up with extra herbs and spices.
I like it because it tastes clean and fresh and like a really basic marinara. It takes me back to the homestyle Italian restaurants (and homes lol) of my youth. Now I’m used to the other brands of jarred sauces, but even the spicy ones are sort of sweet like you said. I almost always doctor them up with extra herbs and spices.
I usually make spaghetti sauce from scratch. Fresh garlic, tomatoes, onions, green peppers, etc. Spice it up with oregano, basil, parsley, and more.
I tried Rao's marinara. I had to add about a half teaspoon of sugar to it for it to be palatable for me.
I just like a little sweetness in my tomato sauce, could just be me.
May try that one sometime. Been meaning to.
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