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By Cooks4_6
on March 31, 2012
I made this sauce as a topping for homemade pizza and it was delicious. Next time I am going to try using fresh herbs instead of dried, but the recipe is very good as written. I think it would be excellent over gnocchi as well!
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I found this recipe and wasn't expecting anything special. But this was amazing. I had 2 giant helpings and my fiance, who is not thrilled about Pasta Primavera, ate all of his and half of mine!
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on July 31, 2008
this was terrific! best primavera sauce i've ever made. I did not have broccoli florets so i left them out and bumped up the carrots to 1 full cup. I also did not have tomato paste, just tomato sauce. So, I omitted the extra water. i served it over penne pasta noodles.
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This sauce was pretty good. I love vegetables, so I thought this would be right up my alley. It was loaded with delicious veggies, which is always a plus! However, having followed the recipe's cook times, the vegetables seemed a little over-cooked; like sugarpea, I, too, prefer a crunchier, more authentic vegetable taste in my sauces. Still, I enjoyed this over my whole-wheat pasta. Thank you for sharing!
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on June 29, 2004
I have been waiting to make this for a long time! It was one of the very first recipes I added to my cookbook! It was very good- I omitted the olive oil, and only used a teaspoon of salt, rather than 1 1/2 teaspoon. Also, I didn't have fresh garlic, so I used 1/4 of a teaspoon of garlic powder (It said that 1/4 tsp=2 cloves garlic). I used a vidalia onion as well, which is a sweet onion. This wonderful pasta sauce was really not hard to make- and such a nice change from jarred sauces I buy at the store. I love the vegetables! I will be making this again! Thanks for sharing!
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on August 25, 2003
I'm letting Dh rate this since I picked it out with him in mind. I prefer a lighter, olive oil-crunchie vegetables pasta primavera. I was right. He really liked this. So if you've got a guy who likes spaghetti and thinks the ususal pasta primavera is just plain silly, try this. I'll bet he gobbles it.
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Serving Size: 1 (202 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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