The All-the-things sauce
It wouldn't be too far off to say that this recipe is the OG. When I first started this whole cruelty-free shebang, this is the recipe that got me through those lazy, overly-tired-from-doing-bugger-all nights. It has slowly evolved into more work as I started sharing it with David (I had to look like I could cook and remain vegan - what's a girl to do?) but it is as basic as a dog filter and you can do whatever you please with it - ha! No pun intended ;).
This sauce is a tomatoey mixture of oh-my-soul goodness, especially for those days when you're craving a steamy bowl of pasta yumness (you know, every-day ;) ). It can be made as rich or plain as you please - maybe throw in some tumeric or curry spice if you like!
Now let's get saucy 👯
Ingredients:
Method:
Prep time: 45 minutes
Cost: R100
Servings: 4-5
Photo by Brooke Lark on Unsplash
This sauce is a tomatoey mixture of oh-my-soul goodness, especially for those days when you're craving a steamy bowl of pasta yumness (you know, every-day ;) ). It can be made as rich or plain as you please - maybe throw in some tumeric or curry spice if you like!
Just a quick disclaimer here: when we buy our groceries we usually go for the stuff that is in the middle price-range, so take that into consideration when looking at our 'price per meal' deal.
Now let's get saucy 👯
- A packet of any mini tomatoes
- 2 x onions (chopped)
- 2 x large cloves of garlic (chopped)
- Mixed herbs
- Salt
- 2 x carrots (grated)
- 1 x can of peeled and chopped tomatoes with herbs
- 1 x can of onion and tomato
- 1 x can of chickpeas
- Tomato paste
- Tomato sauce
- Packet of swiss chard (cut into strips)
Method:
- Preheat oven to 190 degrees
- In a roasting pan, add the mini tomatoes with some oil, salt and mixed herbs and put in oven to roast till slightly burnt
- In a large pan, caramelise the onions and garlic with some salt and mixed herbs
- Add the carrots and fry till browned slightly
- Add the cans of tomato and onion and tomato, tomato paste and tomato sauce
- Rinse the chickpeas thoroughly and add
- Add the swiss chard and mix in as it softens
- Add the roasted tomatoes and mix in
- Cook till preferred consistency
- Serve with spaghetti/rice or alternatively on a toasted sandwich
- You can also cook some soya mince with it to make a variation of bolognese
Prep time: 45 minutes
Cost: R100
Servings: 4-5
Photo by Brooke Lark on Unsplash
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