I Would’ve Never Thought To Add This To My Pasta Sauce But When I Did It Make A Heck Of A Difference!

I Would’ve Never Thought To Add This To My Pasta Sauce But When I Did It Make A Heck Of A Difference!

The Secret Little Ingredient You've Been Forgetting To Add To Your Pasta Sauce All These Years Has Been Right In Front Of You This Whole Time!

Just because you are cooking Pasta Sauce doesn't mean you always have to go with the same ingredients over and over again. It's time to get creative and let all of those rich and savory ingredients come though.

This Ingredient Has Been Overlooked When Cooking Pasta – Just One Or Two Teaspoons Of This Stuff & It Will Take Your Sauce To An Entirely Different Level!

We couldn't believe how much flavor this added in and how this meaty, rich sauce came out. This Pasta Sauce recipe is similar to Bologonese but it's easier to make and tastes way better; especially after what we added.

Once You Try This Pasta Sauce Our Way You'll Never Make It The Same Way Again!

Traditionally, a good Pasta Sauce will take you a good two hours to make but when you try this recipe you can make it in half the time and still have the same flavors. This stuff is so good you might even skip the noodles and have it alone.

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

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61 Comments

  1. Megan Kramer
    Megan Kramer April 15, 20:09

    Chicken bouillon

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  2. Megan Kramer
    Megan Kramer April 15, 20:09

    And merlot

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  3. Mary Kate
    Mary Kate April 15, 20:35

    Red wine… preferably merlot. The wine makes it divine. 🙂

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  4. Bob Scales
    Bob Scales April 15, 23:39

    I’ve used cab Sav and it was awesome

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  5. Dodd Meredith
    Dodd Meredith April 16, 00:16

    DO NOT OPEN LINKS ON THIS POST- SPAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  6. Shayna Shay
    Shayna Shay April 16, 02:31

    This appears to have meat???

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  7. Larry McMillan
    Larry McMillan April 17, 14:37

    Thanks!

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  8. Michael Fair
    Michael Fair April 17, 15:19

    I’m done with this bullshit.

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  9. Nan Whetstone
    Nan Whetstone April 17, 18:46

    Wine? That’s it?

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  10. Wayne Anderton
    Wayne Anderton April 20, 05:05

    I was thinking the same thing Michael. I didn’t see anything in it that was unusual.I use wine in mine.

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  11. Kathleen Eberst Galano
    Kathleen Eberst Galano May 01, 01:17

    I haven’t even read this article but I know it’s sugar. #vivaitaliano

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  12. Michael Fair
    Michael Fair May 01, 17:29

    Go away Recipe Station.

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  13. Kathy Scopa-Cayabyab
    Kathy Scopa-Cayabyab May 01, 18:25

    No sugar in their secret recipe…

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  14. Kathy Scopa-Cayabyab
    Kathy Scopa-Cayabyab May 01, 18:26

    Merlot is not a secret ingredient…

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  15. Teresa Beck
    Teresa Beck May 01, 19:33

    Brittany Keele

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  16. Teresa Beck
    Teresa Beck May 01, 19:33

    Rose Beck Allison

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  17. Kathleen Eberst Galano
    Kathleen Eberst Galano May 02, 00:50

    Kathy Scopa-Cayabyab lol. It should be!

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  18. Susan Abbey Newman
    Susan Abbey Newman May 02, 04:24

    I think it’s the chicken bullion.

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  19. Andie Bicho
    Andie Bicho May 03, 12:08

    No need for sugar in sauce.

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  20. Connie Lynch Pressman
    Connie Lynch Pressman May 03, 12:26

    Andie Bicho some of us need the sugar to cut the acid or it can cause intestinal distress…..sucks, but it works! 🙂

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  21. Kari Jane
    Kari Jane May 03, 18:03

    Baking soda reduces the acid in sauce without the sweet. Is it parm rind? Lol

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  22. Witchiepoo Taylor-downs
    Witchiepoo Taylor-downs May 04, 13:19

    BEER IS GOOD TO ADD LOL

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  23. Loretta Ward Bowling
    Loretta Ward Bowling May 04, 15:09

    I add teaspoon of honey it takes away some of the acid

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  24. Lisa Jones
    Lisa Jones May 05, 22:56

    Must be the bouillon.

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  25. Lisa Jones
    Lisa Jones May 05, 22:57

    No oregano? ?? I like lots of oregano…and a little sugar.

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  26. Rose Buttigieg
    Rose Buttigieg May 11, 01:17

    What is the ingredient?

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  27. Pat Hauck
    Pat Hauck May 11, 02:15

    I always add sugar. Read it years ago to cut the acidic taste from the tomato sauces.

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  28. Kim Butler Klucas
    Kim Butler Klucas May 12, 22:19

    Beer, or wine, or whiskey or tequila. Pretty much any alcohol

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  29. Kristin Bessler
    Kristin Bessler May 14, 17:47

    I add a touch of cocoa powder and allspice.

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  30. Linda Tallarigo
    Linda Tallarigo May 15, 01:59

    Brown sugar is the best

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  31. Carrie Ann Poole
    Carrie Ann Poole May 15, 14:51

    How much do you add?

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  32. Linda Tallarigo
    Linda Tallarigo May 16, 00:38

    Start with half cup, add more if you like it sweeter

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  33. Christie Brown
    Christie Brown May 18, 14:50

    I always add sugar.

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  34. Maggie Faulkner
    Maggie Faulkner May 18, 15:14

    Cinnamon, just a dash

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  35. Gayle Sorensen
    Gayle Sorensen May 19, 04:48

    FU. Click bait trash. It’s cinnamon.

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  36. Sue Hampton
    Sue Hampton May 19, 05:05

    Honey…instead of sugar.

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  37. Patricia Stamper Bates
    Patricia Stamper Bates May 21, 00:11

    My Mom always used tomato juice in her spaghetti sauce and soup. It did not have the acid like taste. She always added a little sugar.

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  38. Dina Oehley
    Dina Oehley May 24, 15:09

    put a potato in the sauce while cooking. soaks up the acid. then throw it away

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  39. Mitzi Zornow
    Mitzi Zornow May 24, 15:21

    Merlot wine and chicken boullion !

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  40. Vickie Lynn-Quattrocchi
    Vickie Lynn-Quattrocchi May 26, 02:44

    It’s Merlot wine and chicken bouillon

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  41. Phyllis Greener Gates
    Phyllis Greener Gates May 28, 13:04

    I didn’t find any “secret” ingredients in this recipe. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary to me.

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  42. Lisa Wilson
    Lisa Wilson May 28, 17:14

    If you don’t have wine a little grape jelly works wonders .

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  43. Frank Sokolowski
    Frank Sokolowski May 30, 22:11

    Italians never use sugar. They use carrots. And let it simmer on low for hours. Sheeeeesh!

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  44. Becoming Kari Jane
    Becoming Kari Jane May 31, 18:10

    Lisa Wilson…sugar AND grapes. Excellent idea 🙂

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  45. Diane Smilari Belanger
    Diane Smilari Belanger May 31, 19:57

    They claim its Merlot, my claim is 1 stick of butter!

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  46. Linda Rogers
    Linda Rogers June 01, 15:36

    Put it on one page please.

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  47. Barbara Pagano
    Barbara Pagano June 04, 05:05

    I never knew about the chicken granules. I do everything else, though. If i have to say so, it was absolutely delish.

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  48. Sandra Ayala Freeman
    Sandra Ayala Freeman June 04, 09:56

    I was wondering the same thing! What’s Merlot?

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  49. Beverly Parker Reliford
    Beverly Parker Reliford June 04, 16:49

    It is sour cream.

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  50. Diane McGettigan
    Diane McGettigan June 04, 18:20

    Another secret ingredient that someone shared with me is to put a jar of baby food carrots in the sauce. It really is good in there!

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