Garden spaghetti sauce

Have a lot of tomatoes sitting on your counter that need to be used up before they go bad? That's the situation I found myself in a few days ago. When we were up at

Spaghetti Sauce takes on a fresher, more vibrant flavor when you make it with juicy garden tomatoes. Spaghetti Sauce with Fresh Tomatoes will stay good in the refrigerator for about three to four days. Any longer than that, you may just want to freeze it for later. #freshtomatosauce #tomatosauce #homemadetomatosauce #spaghettisauce #freshtomatoes

Homemade spaghetti sauce is so easy and delicious to make. This sauce is made with fresh garden tomatoes. It is rich and hearty and everyone loves it.

Crockpot spaghetti sauce is a delicious meatless sauce from scratch. This slow cooker sauce creates magic from fresh tomatoes and herbs.

We love making pasta topped with this delicious sauce that will make you think you're eating at Olive Garden!

Wanting to can homemade spaghetti sauce but don't know how! This homemade canned spaghetti sauce recipe is the tomato grower's dream sauce. Packed with

How to make the best simple and easy spaghetti sauce from scratch - This simple and easy recipe can use fresh or canned tomatoes, is meatless, and super healthy. You can use this recipe to can or freeze or use fresh. It is authentic and traditional with mushrooms and veggies. Can be made in a small or large batch.

A chunky homemade spaghetti sauce with fresh tomatoes and veggies. This is simple to make with any large tomatoes and can be customized to your family's preferences! This sauce embraces the sweet taste of fresh summer tomatoes alongside other veggies for varied texture and flavor. A great way to use up a surplus of garden tomatoes and it's freezer friendly, so you can enjoy it year round.

An authentic and delicious Italian Tomato Sauce that has been passed down through generations. So good, it's sure to become your family's go-to sauce recipe!

Pressure canning spaghetti sauce is a great way to preserve the flavors of summer harvested from your vegetable garden. Follow this step-by-step guide.