Make Tomato Sauce with Paste

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This isn’t just for pasta, my friend. Drizzle it over roasted vegetables, spoon it onto a pizza base, or use it as a dipping sauce for mozzarella sticks. Fold it into a frittata. Bap it onto a meatball. The options are stupidly vast.

I once made a batch and used half for spaghetti and the rest as a base for shakshuka the next morning. Two meals, one can of paste. That is efficiency.

Also, this sauce freezes like a champ. Make a double batch, pour it into a jar, and you’ve got emergency sauce for a rainy Tuesday. It’s better than any store-bought jar, and you can say, “Oh, I made that.” Casual flex.

My final plea

Look, I’m not saying you should never buy a jar of Rao’s again. But the next time you’re staring at that sad, forgotten tube or can of tomato paste, don’t ignore it. Embrace it. Fry it. Thank me later.

You now have the power to make a real sauce in less time than it takes to watch a TikTok recipe. Go forth, bloom that paste, and eat something that tastes like you actually tried—even if you totally didn’t.

P.S. If you add too much garlic and your sauce punches you in the face, you did it right. Keep cooking, you beautiful chaos agent.