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Sauces
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Tomato with Herbs: A great medley
of herbs, garlic, onions and tomato for a complimentary
never overpowering taste. Tomato with
black olives: It really speaks for its self.
Tomato with Sweet Red Roasted Peppers: Prepared with
herbs, garlic and onions. Complements pasta with a sweeter
taste than just plain tomato. Meat
and Tomato: Argentine style, with a nice hint
of cumin. It’s great in our lasagna.
Wild Mushroom: In a base of white sauce
made with not just butter but olive oil as well. Dark
and rich made with porcini from the Chilean Andes, when
tomato is not desired. Portuguese Clam
Sauce: Bacon, bay leaf and lots of paprika
complement the baby clams, with just a touch of tomato.
Putanesca: Created by the naughty
ladies of the night, as the name insinuates. Black olives,
capers and anchovies give this tomato sauce its character.
Of course garlic and herbs are a must ingredient.
Pesto: Ah!! The classic; basil,
parsley, walnuts, pignioli, garlic, olive oil and parmesan
give this sauce its distinctive flavor. Good for a lot
more than just pasta. Sun Dried Tomato
Pesto: The only ingredient it has in common
with its cousin, the green pesto, is the olive oil and
the garlic. The rest is a mélange of sun dried
tomatoes, black olives and many different herbs. Just
great for so many different dishes. Chimichurri:
An argentine barbecue sauce, used by Americans
on empanadas. There are as many versions of this sauce
as there are people creating it.
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