Crushed Tomatoes Enchilada Sauce at Jessica Cooper blog

Crushed Tomatoes Enchilada Sauce. I like my enchilada sauce smooth, which is why this recipe uses passata but it is just as good made with crushed tinned tomatoes (it comes out slightly chunkier). I prefer to use san marzano canned crushed tomatoes because they have the sweetest, balanced flavor. This is the base of a red enchilada sauce. This is a really easy classic enchilada sauce that takes minutes to prepare, then the occasional stir while it simmers away for 10 minutes. Use canned crushed tomatoes for this sauce, with no added salt. This easy red enchilada sauce comes together quickly and keeps in. 10 ounces tomato sauce, crushed tomatoes can also be used. Just mix on the stovetop and you have enchilada sauce. Plain, unseasoned tomato sauce will work as well.

Red Enchilada Sauce from scratch (Easy and Delicious!) Call Me Betty
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I like my enchilada sauce smooth, which is why this recipe uses passata but it is just as good made with crushed tinned tomatoes (it comes out slightly chunkier). This easy red enchilada sauce comes together quickly and keeps in. I prefer to use san marzano canned crushed tomatoes because they have the sweetest, balanced flavor. This is the base of a red enchilada sauce. 10 ounces tomato sauce, crushed tomatoes can also be used. This is a really easy classic enchilada sauce that takes minutes to prepare, then the occasional stir while it simmers away for 10 minutes. Plain, unseasoned tomato sauce will work as well. Use canned crushed tomatoes for this sauce, with no added salt. Just mix on the stovetop and you have enchilada sauce.

Red Enchilada Sauce from scratch (Easy and Delicious!) Call Me Betty

Crushed Tomatoes Enchilada Sauce Plain, unseasoned tomato sauce will work as well. I prefer to use san marzano canned crushed tomatoes because they have the sweetest, balanced flavor. I like my enchilada sauce smooth, which is why this recipe uses passata but it is just as good made with crushed tinned tomatoes (it comes out slightly chunkier). This is the base of a red enchilada sauce. Just mix on the stovetop and you have enchilada sauce. This easy red enchilada sauce comes together quickly and keeps in. This is a really easy classic enchilada sauce that takes minutes to prepare, then the occasional stir while it simmers away for 10 minutes. 10 ounces tomato sauce, crushed tomatoes can also be used. Use canned crushed tomatoes for this sauce, with no added salt. Plain, unseasoned tomato sauce will work as well.

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