Grandma's Secret Meat Pasta Sauce
What you'll need
5 Gallon Pot (T95 Engine compressor will work)
12-inch frying pan
Glass Jar With Metal lid/ Dedicated grease jar
WARNING DO NOT POUR GREASE DOWN YOUR DRAIN, IT WILL CLOG YOUR DRAIN!
Heating source.
6 Medium Onions
Diced
2 Cloves Garlic
Minced
2/3 Cup Olive Oil
12 ounces Tomato Paste
2 x 28 Ounce Cans Diced Tomatoes
2 x 28 Ounce Cans Crushed Tomatoes
40 Ounces Water
3 TABLESPOONS Worcestershire Sauce
3 TABLESPOONS SUGAR
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 TABLESPOONS Allspice
2 LBS Ground Turkey
Can Substitute beef
What to do
Put olive oil in the bottom of the POT.
Heat POT on MEDIUM-HIGH heat.
Add Onions
Add Garlic
Cook Until Onions are soft (about 5 minutes)
Add Diced Tomatoes
Add Crushed Tomatoes
Add Tomato Paste
Fill one of the 28-ounce tomato cans with water
Pour the water back and forth into the tomato paste can
(This will get all the tomato paste, you can do this with the other cans to get all the tomato goodness)
Add the water from the 28-ounce can
Fill The 12-ounce Tomato Paste can with water
Add the water from the 12-ounce can
Add the Worcestershire sauce
Add the sugar
Stir until well mixed
Bring heat up to HIGH
Stir until sauce starts to boil
CAUTION: Boiling sauce is thick and may splatter
Cover POT
Reduce heat to LOW
Simmer for 1.5 hours
CAUTION: Pasta sauce can burn easily be sure to use LOW heat
To prevent burning, stir sauce every 10 to 15 minutes
ADDING THE MEAT TO THE POT:
REMEMBER: Let the POT keep simmering while you cook the meat!
FRYING PAN:
Add ground meat to FRYING PAN
Sprinkle meat evenly with salt
Sprinkle meat evenly with allspice
Heat PAN on MEDIUM-HIGH
Stir the meat until no pink remains
Drain fat from the meat into GREASE JAR
Remove PAN from HEAT
Turn off Heat for PAN's burner
CAREFULLY Add the meat to the POT
Stir POT until well blended
Cover POT
Let POT cook for another 15 minutes
Remove POT From heat
Turn off Heat
SERVE with pasta
Servings
About 40 x 1/2 cup servings.
NOTES:
If you like it thicker add 30 ounces of water instead of 40.
This WIll make enough for A LOT of pasta sauce! You can freeze the leftovers and they'll last for weeks (at least)!
TIPS:
Making the pasta at the same time will be tricky so you'll have to play around with the timing.
Try to have the water for the pasta boiling WHEN you're adding the meat
After you add the meat to the POT you can add the PASTA to another pot of boiling water
Pasta usually takes 8 to 10 minutes so when the pasta's done you can drain the pasta and serve the sauce almost the same time!
This much sauce will stay hot for a long time after you cook it, especially if you leave the lid on, so you don't have to feel rushed to get the pasta out right away.
It might take a few times to get everything to come out together, but don't get discouraged! Make notes on what works and what doesn't, find out what works best for you!
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Grandma's Secret Family Recipe