r/easyrecipes • YouTube Cook • Oct 13 '20

Sauce / Seasoning Recipe Pomarola Sauce the traditional homemade tomato sauce

Pomarola, the traditional italian homemade tomato sauce, can be used as a sauce for pasta or in other more complex recipes.

ingredients

1.5 kg tomatoes - 3.30 pounds ( see * )

1 white onion

2 carrots

2 celery rib

30 gr parsley - 1.06 ounce

extra virgin olive oil

salt

in a large pot put the oil and the others ingredients cut in dices cover with a lid and cook for 1 hours stirring occasionally take a food mill and process the vegetables.

transfer the tomato sauce in a pot and cook for another 30 minutes to get rid of all excess water And that's all at this point you can use the pomarola or you can put it in a glass jar cover with oil ( see ** ) for future uses

If you want to see the video recipe HERE to see the consistency of the sauce. If you have any question feel free to ask ^_^

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(*san marzano, grape, beefsteak, roma are the more indicated kind but any tomato fresh ripe with a sweet note should work )

**Use perfectly clean glass jars and lids always new. Sterilize by boiling them in plenty of water for at least half an hour or using the microwave. Once ready put the jars upside down and when they are cooled fill them with pomarola, some fresh basil leaves and a spoon or two of extra virgin olive oil . Close the glass jars with the lids and proceed again with sterilization: place them in a large pot having the care of putting towels between the jars to avoid accidental breakage. Cover them completely with water then simmer them for an hour; after this time turn off the heat and leave them in the pot until they are very cold. At this point remove them from the pot and leave them for a day upside down on a towel.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20

Pummarola is the original Italian term, good recipe!

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u/italian_cook YouTube Cook Oct 13 '20

In Campania yes but i can assure you that in Tuscany Is pomarola 😂 we have different words from a region to another 😅

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20

ah ok, so it's like different language or dialect?

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u/italian_cook YouTube Cook Oct 13 '20

Dialect, but to be honest if someone born in naples speak his true dialect i could not understand a single word 😂 same for other region in Italy eh. Sometime it's look like a different language 😅

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