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. Tracie Faver Huffman
    Tracie Faver Huffman May 18, 21:55

    Im not a fan but a friend of mine loves it.

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  2. Lisa Bulloch
    Lisa Bulloch May 20, 03:30

    Might be good

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  3. Candye Woodruff Kerzee Wright
    Candye Woodruff Kerzee Wright May 21, 21:35

    What size can of tomato sauce?

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  4. Bessie White-MCcabe
    Bessie White-MCcabe May 22, 01:56

    No wine in mine Walter. Just wine on the side

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  5. Nadine Rossi Onesti
    Nadine Rossi Onesti May 23, 00:55

    I’m with U … No oregano!

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  6. Nadine Rossi Onesti
    Nadine Rossi Onesti May 23, 00:57

    No Cajun spices! Lol

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  7. Priscilla Owens Kennedy
    Priscilla Owens Kennedy May 24, 01:08

    I still don’t know what is the secret ingredient.

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  8. Donna Bourcier
    Donna Bourcier May 25, 23:13

    Me either grrr

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  9. Joann Simmons
    Joann Simmons May 26, 03:13

    Sugar..thats the secret for mine,i learned it from my ex mother in law who is a great cook.

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  10. Priscilla Owens Kennedy
    Priscilla Owens Kennedy May 26, 21:30

    Thank you so much. How much sugar do you use?

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  11. Donna Bourcier
    Donna Bourcier May 27, 12:59

    Omg I been doing this for years ..

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  12. Anonymous
    Anonymous May 27, 21:50

    Priscilla bareley a teaspoon per 28 ounce can of tomatoes is what I use. I also put in a few shots of hot sauce. Not enough to make it spicy hot, just enough to give it an edge.

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  13. Priscilla Owens Kennedy
    Priscilla Owens Kennedy May 27, 23:17

    Thanks Bob. I am planning to make this on Sunday.

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  14. Cindy Barone Pellitieri
    Cindy Barone Pellitieri May 29, 02:17

    No sugar…more pork

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  15. Tracy Millhouse
    Tracy Millhouse May 29, 20:31

    I always use a bit of sugar and a little Worchestershire sauce.

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  16. Chilita Nana
    Chilita Nana May 30, 04:31

    Me too for many years, never a secret

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  17. Tracy Millhouse
    Tracy Millhouse May 30, 22:14

    I was a working chef for over 30 years until I had an accident and broke my back. Now it is hard to stand up long enough to cook. But, I really think the W sauce sets it aside. I have another friend who always puts a bit of lemon juice in theirs.

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  18. Priscilla Owens Kennedy
    Priscilla Owens Kennedy May 30, 23:43

    My husband just got back from the store with everything we need. He does all the cooking.
    I will let you know how it turns out.

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  19. Priscilla Owens Kennedy
    Priscilla Owens Kennedy May 30, 23:52

    Tracy, I am sorry about your accident. I have Lupus and it has put me in a wheelchair so I.feel your pain. If you think of any more tips, send them to me please.
    Just don’t go to any trouble.

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  20. Renee Anderson
    Renee Anderson May 31, 22:13

    My Nonni always used a Tablespoon of sugar
    I have since added a pinch of baking soda…makes the sauce less acidic

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  21. Jani Wagner
    Jani Wagner June 01, 20:33

    Don’t click step-by-step, porn comes up

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  22. Cheri Evancho
    Cheri Evancho June 01, 22:09

    I’m Sicilian and we have always added a little sugar to our sauce.

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  23. Sherry McMullen
    Sherry McMullen June 02, 12:58

    Merlot and chicken bouillon

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  24. Michael Thompson
    Michael Thompson June 03, 14:23

    No sugar ever

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  25. Arlene Martin
    Arlene Martin June 03, 22:45

    Sugar cuts the acid of the tomatoes…I won’t eat sauce without it!

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  26. Pamela Wallenburg
    Pamela Wallenburg June 04, 01:06

    I use, brown sugar, and crushed fennel seed.

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  27. Carolyn Wallace
    Carolyn Wallace June 04, 14:58

    Sugar always in all tomato dishes. Cuts tartness. Try and you will agree

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  28. Sandra Williams
    Sandra Williams June 04, 15:09

    “Some people use grape jelly, you get the sugar plus grapes.”

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  29. Carmen Rivera
    Carmen Rivera June 04, 21:49

    Pinch of sugar for the acidity taste.

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  30. Jennifer Schaaf Harms
    Jennifer Schaaf Harms June 05, 02:16

    I use brown sugar. You can’t taste it, but takes the bite out of the acid in the tomatoes.

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  31. Cedra Williamson
    Cedra Williamson June 05, 02:59

    Sugar but not mentioned in recipe. I saw no secret ingredient.

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  32. Kathy Marcuccilli Zumot
    Kathy Marcuccilli Zumot June 08, 11:17

    Thank God they didn’t say add sugar.

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  33. Becky Sanner
    Becky Sanner June 08, 14:32

    I use little sugar but i also add little dark red wine

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  34. Tracy Millhouse
    Tracy Millhouse June 08, 19:48

    Priscilla Owens Kennedy – went to your page to friend you, but there was not an option for friend requests. Would be happy to share food ideas and recipes, but once this post disappears, I will not be able to find your name again. Why not send me a friend request. So sorry about your Lupus.

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  35. Sandy Betts Schlosser
    Sandy Betts Schlosser June 09, 02:39

    My mom always added brown sugar.

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  36. Linda Sanders Hogeland
    Linda Sanders Hogeland June 09, 10:10

    Wrong…its a smallest pinch of cinnamon…makes the best spaghetti sauce…ole secret

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  37. Rita Allen
    Rita Allen June 09, 15:21

    Anise

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  38. Cheryl Embry
    Cheryl Embry June 11, 08:09

    I heard chocolate was great in sauces

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  39. Cheryl Embry
    Cheryl Embry June 11, 08:09

    In tomato sauce yes chocolate

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  40. Barry Waterman
    Barry Waterman June 12, 13:41

    So! What’s the secret ingredient. Oh! I know!
    It’s a secret!

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  41. Terry Ambrose
    Terry Ambrose June 12, 13:55

    Brown sugar

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  42. Maya Limon
    Maya Limon June 23, 21:09

    Whaaaat? Is it the boullian cube or merlot?

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  43. Mary Weber
    Mary Weber June 24, 14:22

    Wine and sugar

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  44. Nan Whetstone
    Nan Whetstone June 25, 04:31

    Wine. How dumb.

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  45. Susan Lulich Antone
    Susan Lulich Antone June 25, 18:14

    TracyMillhouse please friend me too! Would love to join in!

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  46. Joyce Ulch
    Joyce Ulch June 26, 03:59

    I add brown sugar and some red wine

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