Three years ago, Mom,
Dad and I took an awesome trip to Croatia to watch Josh play water polo.
There was a ton of
amazing food in the small seaside city we were staying in (city is a loose
term). But almost every day, we found ourselves at a small Italian restaurant
about two hundred yards from our hotel. They had phenomenal salads and pastas,
but the thing that really stuck with me was their pizza. More specifically, their
pizza sauce.
It was perfect, and
I’ve been trying to copy it since then.
And I think I’ve
gotten pretty darn close with this stellar recipe.
You will need…
2 tablespoons
extra-virgin olive oil
6 garlic cloves,
minced
1 tablespoon fresh
thyme leaves
1 tablespoon dried
oregano leaves
1 (28-ounce) can
crushed tomatoes
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon salt
½ tablespoon fresh
ground black pepper
Start by heating a
large sauté pan over medium heat.
Add the olive oil,
minced garlic, thyme and oregano. Cook until the garlic is fragrant, being
careful not to burn the garlic.
Then, add in the
crushed tomatoes and add in the salt, pepper and sugar.
Lower the heat to a
simmer and cook for about 12 minutes so that the sauce reduces and the flavor
can concentrate.
Remove from the heat
and use on our pizza or save for up to a week for later use.
This also makes an
amazing pasta sauce!
Love and Beer Floats
Angela
Perfect Pizza Sauce
2 tablespoons
extra-virgin olive oil
5 garlic cloves,
minced
1 tablespoon fresh
thyme leaves
½ tablespoon dried
oregano leaves
1 (28-ounce) can
crushed tomatoes
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon salt
½ tablespoon fresh
ground black pepper
Start by heating a
large sauté pan over medium heat.
Add the olive oil,
minced garlic, thyme and oregano. Cook until the garlic is fragrant, being
careful not to burn the garlic.
Then, add in the
crushed tomatoes and add in the salt, pepper and sugar.
Lower the heat to a
simmer and cook for about 12 minutes so that the sauce reduces and the flavor
can concentrate.
Remove from the heat
and use on our pizza or save for up to a week for later use.
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