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  1. Lazyk

    Spaghetti Sauce

    GotGarlic...no the scratch sauce I made from the CI recipe was not watery at all. I tried to post the recipe here but for some reason it wasn't accepted. At any rate...all have given me ideas to try...
  2. Lazyk

    Spaghetti Sauce

    Sorry for the confusion...I may try it both ways...add some tomato sauce to jarred spaghetti sauce AND just make some sauce from scratch...I just don't want it to end up being watery, if you know what I mean. I made "from scratch" a marinara sauce from Cooks Illustrated...it was a lot of work...
  3. Lazyk

    Spaghetti Sauce

    Thanks for the posts...I'll try your method of adding the spaghetti sauce to tomato sauce rather than the other way around. The leading spaghetti sauces have too much oregano is much too heavy...
  4. Lazyk

    Spaghetti Sauce

    I don't like a lot of spices in spaghetti AND I don't always want to make my own...does anyone have a suggestion how I might "doctor" up a jar of sauce so that the oreganio and basil isn't so strong? :ohmy:
  5. Lazyk

    For all you cat lovers!

    Too cute...thanks for the chuckle...
  6. Lazyk

    Hello

    Thanks so much for the welcome...
  7. Lazyk

    Who makes this Spoon ?

    sorry...since I just signed on to the website this morning...i wasn't paying particular attention to the dates...sorry I wasted your time....
  8. Lazyk

    Who makes this Spoon ?

    I agree ... a spoon is a spoon is a spoon...Do you think the cooks have "contracted" with certain manufacturers to push their product...if a professional uses it and I want to be like a professional...then I'll buy it...just a thought.
  9. Lazyk

    Hello

    Hi Sarah...I know what you mean...I just signed on to this website this morning...I love to cook, read cookbooks like they are novels, and love to try new recipes...Kathy in Ohio
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