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Right now you can pick up Prego Farmer’s Market Pasta Sauce for only $0.96 at Target! What a tasty deal!
Buy 1 Prego Farmers’ Market Pasta Sauce 23.5 oz $3.19
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= $0.96!
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Right now you can pick up Prego Farmer’s Market Pasta Sauce for only $1.44 at Target! What a tasty deal!
Buy 1 Prego Farmers’ Market Pasta Sauce 23.5 oz $3.19
Use $0.75/1 Prego Farmers’ Market coupon
Pay $2.44 & receive $1 wyb Prego Farmer’s Market with Ibotta (limit 1)
= $1.44!
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Pasta sauce can be as complicated or as simple as you want to make it. You don’t need a lot of ingredients to make a flavorful, delicious sauce that you’d be proud to serve to company. I recently needed a sauce for a side dish of pasta, and realized that I had forgotten to purchase some at the store. I checked my pantry, and sure enough, I had a jar of home canned tomatoes. Knowing I had garlic and basil in the kitchen, I was all set for a pot of Three Ingredient Pasta Sauce. My dinner was sure to be flavorful and beautiful!
Fresh ingredients, like basil, give a phenomenal flavor to Three Ingredient Pasta Sauce with very little effort, or cost. Basil is an easy plant to grow in an herb garden or pot in your home, and it has a great payback: fresh flavor any time you like. I plant several plants of basil every year, as I love it in pesto, pasta sauce, and on pizza, just to name a few of it’s uses. Garlic is also a staple in my kitchen. It’s a fantastic flavoring whether you use it fresh, dried, or pre-minced in a jar. I keep all three in my kitchen for various uses, and the pre-minced came in really handy in this recipe. Just measure and you are all set! The tomatoes I used I canned myself. I try to can a bushel or two every summer for use later in the year. I can get about 20 quarts from a bushel, which I pay $10 for. You can’t get much better than that. In total, the pasta sauce cost less than $.75, and that was enough to feed 4. Add in a pound of pasta for $1 and you’ve fed your family of four dinner for $1.75 with Three Ingredient Pasta Sauce. Not bad!
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Three Ingredient Pasta Sauce is a fast meal to make on weeknights when you are rushed for time, but still want to make something special. It takes about the same amount of time to boil water and cook the pasta as it does to simmer the Three Ingredient Pasta Sauce. That makes it so much easier to make dinner, when everything is ready at the same time!
1 quart (or 1 large can) tomatoes, whole, diced, or crushed
1 handful fresh basil, chopped roughly
2-3 T minced garlic
Place all ingredients in a saucepan.
Simmer for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Serve over hot pasta.
So whether you can your tomatoes or buy them in the grocery store, keep some on hand for Three Ingredient Pasta Sauce.
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Creamy and fresh, this Homemade Alfredo Sauce with Spinach beats the jarred sauces, hands down. Simple ingredients meld together to become so much more than they started out to be. But this sauce is more than just a good sauce. Fresh baby spinach adds not only a splash of beautiful green color, but also an earthiness that only spinach can bring.
Um…everything! I love Homemade Alfredo Sauce with Spinach over pasta, or to dip breadsticks in, but it’s phenomenal over grilled chicken or as an odd, but fabulous topping to a burger. If you have a store that carries fancy pasta, like tomato or spinach, it is delicious over it. Steamed veggies, such as broccoli, are even tastier with some homemade spinach alfredo sauce.
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People think Homemade Alfredo Sauce with Spinach is so hard to make, but there’s really no mystery to it. It’s a simple sauce that is easy to make, if you know the secrets. I would never have tried putting cream cheese in it if I hadn’t been to a local Italian restaurant and asked about their secret to their sauce. Cream cheese thickens, without adding a lot of extra flour, but it also adds a wonderful texture and flavor that can’t be beat!
1 lb ground beef
1/2 C butter
1 8oz brick cream cheese
1 t flour
1 pint whipping cream
1 1/2 grated Parmesan cheese
2 C baby spinach
Brown the ground beef. Drain.
In a saucepan, melt the butter and cream cheese, whisking until smooth.
Add the flour and whisk again.
Remove from heat and whisk in cream.
Return to medium heat, whisking frequently.
Add Parmesan, whisking to incorporate. Break up any clumps and warm until the cheese melts.
Once the cheese is incorporated, add the spinach and stir.
When the spinach is wilted, add the ground beef and stir in.
Spoon over your favorite pasta or chicken.
So don’t fear it, enjoy it! Use this homemade alfredo sauce with spinach on your next bowl of pasta!
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Pasta Sauce Leftover Makeover is one of the go to recipes in my leftover arsenal. I always make far more pasta sauce, meatballs, and sausage than my family can eat in one or two sittings. So, I have two choices, freeze it all for a later time, or make something completely new. While freezing it is sometimes our best option, making something new uses up the leftovers and creates another meal for lunches, which means nothing ends up getting tossed out later.
What’s your favorite pasta? Spaghetti? Cavateppi? Rigatoni? Keep some on hand for Pasta Sauce Leftover Makeover. Whatever your favorite is, it will be great in this tasty take on leftovers. If you have leftover pasta from the meal itself, and you have enough to feed everyone at the meal, by all means, use that! The whole purpose of this is to use up what you have in a tasty new way!
Do you have no leftovers, but still want to make this tasty dinner? Have no fear! Grab a jar of your favorite sauce, some meatballs or sausage from the store, and your pasta! It’s a great dinner as a fresh meal too. You can even put Pasta Sauce Leftover Makeover in your Crock-Pot, bake it and keep it warm using the heating sleeve, making this great for office gatherings and parties!
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If you love to take something to microwave for lunch, this is an awesome choice. Sprinkle it with a little bit of water and microwave it for 2-3 minutes per serving for a great, filling lunch to get you back on track. Make it complete with some leftover salad!
1 lb Pasta, boiled to al dente, or leftovers
2-3 C leftover pasta sauce (add water to make it as saucy as you like)
meatballs and sausage, to your taste
2 C mozzarella cheese, shredded
1/2 C parmesan cheese
Heat oven to 425 degrees F.
Place the pasta in a large casserole dish. Mix in the sauce and meat, adding water if needed.
Top with cheese and cover with foil or a lid.
Bake for 30 minutes, until the sauce is bubbling and hot and the cheese is melted.
Serve with a salad and garlic bread.
Next time you have pasta sauce, think of this recipe for the leftovers. Or, maybe even make some extra to guarantee you can make this up. You’ll be adding Pasta Sauce Leftover Makeover to your recipe box of favorites!
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Crock Pot Pasta Sauce is an amazingly simple yet fabulously delicious take on a staple food for many families. It starts out with real tomatoes, herbs, and for good measure, I threw in some Italian rope sausage. Since it’s in a Crock Pot, I let it cook all day for an easy dinner when I got done with my running around.
Are you looking for a recipe that is easy to make for large batches, so you can freeze some for later meals? Crock Pot Pasta Sauce is such a recipe. Just wait until it cools, place it in freezer containers or plastic zippy bags, and freeze. When you would like to serve Crock Pot Pasta sauce, run some hot water over the bag then simmer for a few minutes, or microwave. It’s the perfect “I’ve been on the go all day” meal, even weeks later!
When frozen meatballs go on sale, grab a bag or two and keep them on hand. When you reheat Crock Pot Pasta Sauce, toss a few in to add meat to your meal. Make sure the packaging says they are precooked, so all you need to do is heat them through with the pasta sauce. Serve atop your favorite shape of pasta and you have an instant meal!
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If you are tired of the same old pasta, have no fear! Crock Pot Pasta Sauce makes an excellent pizza sauce too! Let it cook all day, as instructed above. Make your own pizza crust or use a purchased one, and top with your favorite toppings. Follow the instructions for the crust to bake. You’ll have a spicy, delicious pizza with fresh, homemade sauce. This recipe makes enough for a pizza party!
Don’t fuss over what’s for dinner! Make it easy and fast with Crock Pot Pasta Sauce. You’ll come home to amazing!
1 lg can petite diced tomatoes
1 lg can crushed tomatoes
1 lg can tomato puree
1 lg can tomato paste
1 T oregano
1 T parsley
1 t basil
1 t salt
1 t pepper
2 lb Italian sausage links or rope (optional)
Place the sausage in the bottom of a large Crock Pot, if using.
Pour each can of tomatoes into the Crock Pot. Add the herbs and spices. Stir in gently.
Cover and simmer on low all day.
Serve Crock Pot Pasta Sauce over your favorite pasta.
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