Find Out The Secret Ingredient That You Should Have Been Adding To Your Pasta Sauce All These Years!

Find Out The Secret Ingredient That You Should Have Been Adding To Your Pasta Sauce All These Years!

Once You Find Out… You Will Never-Ever Go Back To That Store Bought Crap Again!

For some of my friends, making spaghetti at home means grabbing  a box of pasta and a jar of sauce from the grocery store. For me, I absolutely love making a rich hearty sauce from scratch. I love using this recipe and then modifying it slightly to mix it up, so it doesn't taste the same every time I make it. Sometimes I add heavy cream to make it a vodka sauce or I add sausage or meat to bulk it up for the boys.

No matter what I do to change up this recipe, every time I make it I am transported to Italy. After you make this meal for your family, you will know exactly how I feel. And if you have a pasta maker, I high suggest you make your pasta from scratch for the ultimate dining experience at home.

For The Full List Of Ingredients & The Step By Step Directions To Follow Please Head On Over To The Next Page For The Entire Recipe…



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305 Comments

  1. Health is Hapiness-HomeYog.com
    Health is Hapiness-HomeYog.com April 08, 23:00

    Tremendous very interesting

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  2. Victoria Mcphillips
    Victoria Mcphillips April 09, 00:28

    I bet it’s sugar. ..now I’ll go check

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  3. Victoria Mcphillips
    Victoria Mcphillips April 09, 00:30

    Didn’t find an answer. ..

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  4. Beverly Nocrasz Van Zandt
    Beverly Nocrasz Van Zandt April 09, 00:51

    Didn’t say what the special ingredients was, or I missed it

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  5. Victoria Mcphillips
    Victoria Mcphillips April 09, 00:54

    I think it’s click bait

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  6. Mary Kate
    Mary Kate April 09, 01:07

    Yup. Learned the red wine trick years ago from a little italian lady that ran the local grocery store. It makes a world of difference! Delicious!!

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  7. Mary Kate
    Mary Kate April 09, 01:08

    The difference is the Merlot wine added. At least, I’ve never seen any recipes for meat sauce with it before now.

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  8. Karen Lewis
    Karen Lewis April 09, 01:26

    big secret..i always use wine

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  9. Teresa Lynn Roakes Nelson
    Teresa Lynn Roakes Nelson April 09, 07:15

    Going to have to try this.

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  10. Debra Sierra
    Debra Sierra April 10, 01:45

    Wine

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  11. CoraLea Gaither
    CoraLea Gaither April 10, 01:53

    I have used red wine and a rind of the Parmesan cheese in my sauce for years. But I swear it looks like meat in that sauce and nothing is mentioned in the recipe.

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  12. Cindy Yelm
    Cindy Yelm April 10, 05:41

    I will guess sugar..

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  13. Tori Mickelson
    Tori Mickelson April 10, 06:56

    a glass of wine in the sauce…a glass of wine in me…..oh and a little fresh dill is awesome!

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  14. Victoria Mcphillips
    Victoria Mcphillips April 10, 11:38

    It’s wine because of the sugar I bet. ..make your life easier and just use sugar

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  15. Connie San Antonio Domonkos
    Connie San Antonio Domonkos April 10, 13:47

    I knew it was wine!

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  16. Charles Demortimer
    Charles Demortimer April 11, 04:45

    yeah my grandmother always used wine in her sauce and cooked her meat in wine too the only difference is we use cajun spices to make sauce hot mmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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  17. M.A. Whitehead
    M.A. Whitehead April 11, 12:19

    Where’s the meat in the ingredients?

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  18. Terry Roach
    Terry Roach April 11, 14:28

    Really??? If you’ve never thought about or have actually used wine in a pasta sauce then you really have no clue.

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  19. Tracy Moe
    Tracy Moe April 11, 18:40

    That’s not the sauce in the picture… period. And its annoying to even get to

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  20. Kathy Shook
    Kathy Shook April 11, 21:49

    Shared

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  21. Florence Pero
    Florence Pero April 12, 15:12

    I always add some sugar to my tomato sauces.

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  22. Louise Mastrianno
    Louise Mastrianno April 13, 18:50

    Try a dash of cinnamon… Watch the scene in the Godfather real close!

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  23. Chuck Downey
    Chuck Downey April 14, 00:04

    Now this is a YES. G

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  24. Stacy Paoletti
    Stacy Paoletti April 14, 21:21

    No self respecting Italian would ever put sugar in their sauce. SMH

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  25. Victoria Mcphillips
    Victoria Mcphillips April 14, 21:22

    I’m not Italian and I get heart burn easy without it

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  26. Michelle Cieszki
    Michelle Cieszki April 14, 21:32

    I heard it cuts acidity….. good

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  27. Paula Corbeau O'Brien
    Paula Corbeau O'Brien April 15, 02:20

    1/2 tsp of baking soda will cut acidity (I just did this) or they say throw a carrot in it while it’s simmering.

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  28. Linda Ferraro
    Linda Ferraro April 15, 20:31

    She says that she sometimes adds sausage or meat or whatever. And the picture definitely shows meat

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  29. Shelley Roberts
    Shelley Roberts April 17, 18:16

    Sorry Stacy Paoletti I’m italian and I put two tablespoons of sugar in my sauce.

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  30. Patty Jones
    Patty Jones April 19, 00:06

    I make sauce by 4 gallon lots. 3 bulbs o’ garlic, 2 bottles wine, shredded carrots and sugar to take the acidity from the tomatoes and wine, the finished with a quart of heavy whipping cream.
    OREGANO! NEVER! Tastes like dirt!

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  31. Kari Jane
    Kari Jane April 22, 04:45

    Victoria Mcphillips you can also add a tiny bit of baking soda. It completely neutralizes the acid from the tomato if you put too much and isn’t tasty at all. Start with 1/8 tsp. Soda before instead of after. 🙂

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  32. Charles Demortimer
    Charles Demortimer April 22, 04:54

    usually depending on what part of italy you grew up sauces are totally different northern italians use sugar in sauce southern like wine ,so my first cooking teacher told me he was from sicily

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  33. Terri Cunningham
    Terri Cunningham April 22, 05:31

    I accidentally added cinnamon wow what a difference

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  34. Victoria Mcphillips
    Victoria Mcphillips April 22, 10:14

    Thanks for ask these tips guys! I never knew the baking soda thing

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  35. Kari Jane
    Kari Jane April 22, 11:56

    You’re welcome 🙂

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  36. Anita Sabatino-Dievert
    Anita Sabatino-Dievert April 23, 22:04

    I always put wine in my sauce but never chicken bouillon–and I’m 100% Italian.

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  37. Judy Wingard
    Judy Wingard April 24, 12:04

    Yes! Red wine makes a huge difference.also saute finely chopped carrots and celery.yes sounds weird and yucky,bit oh the taste it brings.you saure the carrots and celery withchopped onions,minced garlic.add red wine and let it reduce a little.

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  38. Lynette Roe
    Lynette Roe April 30, 11:41

    I recently had pasta sauce that I thought had cinnamon in it. Now I know I am not crazy it was actually a nice touch.

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  39. Pat Meg
    Pat Meg April 30, 22:39

    Cinnamon is delicious too. Haven’t tried red wine.

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  40. Jennifer Farmer
    Jennifer Farmer May 01, 20:34

    You’d have never thought to add red wine to an Italian red sauce?? Why??? It’s always been there. Some in the sauce, some in the glass.

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  41. Charlotte Barker
    Charlotte Barker May 04, 17:49

    My son-in-law makes a delicious pasta sauce with red wine. It makes the sauce so much richer-tasting! Yum!

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  42. Jeanne Zollar Jugovich
    Jeanne Zollar Jugovich May 04, 23:40

    Wine makes the sugo!

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  43. Carol L Harris
    Carol L Harris May 09, 00:17

    I think this is bologna, every time I click on these, I get a pop up that says something needs updated. Not clicking any more.

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  44. Betty Tuholski Adams
    Betty Tuholski Adams May 10, 21:20

    Add a Tbsp of butter

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  45. Best recipes daily
    Best recipes daily May 11, 00:38

    You are the best page around !

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  46. Pauline Cody
    Pauline Cody May 11, 00:38

    I use a little dark chocolate powder in mine

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  47. Julie Johnson-Royce
    Julie Johnson-Royce May 11, 01:54

    Always red wine!!!

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