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San Marzano tomatoes are the best-kept secret of the Italian cuisine. A san Marzano sauce from scratch is way more flavorful and rich than a regular tomato sauce.

An easy way to make tomato sauce with fresh San Marzano tomatoes.

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Excellent tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil and fresh basil makes a rich, luscious San Marzano tomato sauce in just 30 minutes.

San Marzano tomatoes are perfect for roasting. The roasting concentrates the flavors, and the normally flavorful san marzanos will become even more so. And if the tomatoes aren't straight-up amazing before roasting, the roasted tomato sauce will give you a ton of the flavor that you're looking for. For the roasted tomatoes, you can also use any plum or paste style tomato varitey like Roma tomatoes. If you have a Roast function on your oven, go ahead and use that mode. Just make sure to…

A simple San Marzano tomato sauce made with sweet tomatoes in just 30 minutes. An authentic Italian tomato sauce. Naturally gluten free.

This Roasted Marinara Sauce with onions, garlic and basil is a simple way to make homemade marinara sauce with fresh tomatoes.

Crafted with ripe San Marzano tomatoes and fragrant Italian herbs, this homemade sauce is a burst of Mediterranean flavor in just 20 minutes.

How to make authentic Neapolitan homemade pizza sauce. The key to making the best pizza sauce recipe is to use the best quality ingredients you can find. This San Marzano pizza sauce is a traditional no-cook recipe that will create the best Neapolitan pizzas.

Because of our battle with the grasshopper and drought, I can only claim a few small successes in my garden this year. There are 4 tomato plants, 4 beet plants, a few rows of onions and garlic and a container of potatoes still alive and well. The fact that anything survived at all is a wonderful thing to me, and the fact that I actually got a bumper crop from my 2 San Marzano Tomato plants is joy. I have tried for the last 2 years to grow San Marzano Tomatoes from the seeds my Mom sent me…