If you're looking for a jarred marinara sauce at the grocery store for your next pasta dinner, these are some of the ...

A Costco shopper chose Classico over Rao’s to save money, and shoppers are divided. See the pros and cons of each sauce.

This super quick and easy Marinara Dipping Sauce is perfect for mozzarella sticks, garlic bread, and more! Take your jarred ...

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Doctor up store-bought marinara sauce with this one ingredient to make it more special and taste better. You probably already ...

These baked courgette fritters are really rather good and make a change from chips. Kids will enjoy preparing the breadcrumb topping and dipping the fritters into the garlic dip. For the roasted ...

Marinara sauce is one of those things I usually just buy at the store. But I don't mind putting in a little extra effort every now and then for a delicious bowl of pasta. I decided to test three ...

A jar of good-quality marinara can easily replace a long-simmered tomato sauce when you're short on time. But it's also a fantastic ingredient in its own right. Unlike puréed or crushed tomatoes, jars ...

4. Stir in basil, oregano, salt, black pepper, and crushed red pepper; simmer and cook until herbs have flavoured the sauce, about 30 minutes more. 5. Add balsamic vinegar; still well to combine.

“Rao’s…uses Italian tomatoes not from Tuscany, so you don’t know if it’s from that volcanic-rich soil,” he explains. “Studies show that 60 percent of these non-organic tomatoes still have plenty of ...