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AKA Pseudonym
May 16, 2004

A dashing and sophisticated young man
Doctor Rope
I enjoy making a spaghetti sauce from a recipe that calls for tomato sauce and tomato paste. The trouble is I can't find either where I now live. Would tomato passata be an acceptable substitute?

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AKA Pseudonym
May 16, 2004

A dashing and sophisticated young man
Doctor Rope

Grand Fromage posted:

You don't need either of those things. What's the recipe? I just use a fuckoff big can of plum tomatoes in mine, I've never used any kind of premade sauce or paste.

12 oz of tomato paste, 15 oz of sauce, then about 8 ounces of red wine with some ground beef plus garlic and spices. I'm thinking the passata ought to be a decent stand in for the sauce/paste combo.

AKA Pseudonym
May 16, 2004

A dashing and sophisticated young man
Doctor Rope
I've had this bequeathed to me by a former coworker. I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to do with it. It's a sort of tea/coffee from I gather. But beyond that I'm lost. Anybody know?

AKA Pseudonym
May 16, 2004

A dashing and sophisticated young man
Doctor Rope
I'd like to make some fritters to take to Thanksgiving dinner but last time I did they started weeping in transit. Is there a way to prevent this?

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