Spicy Tomato Cooking Sauce Recipe
Ingredients
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- 1 lb of onions, sliced (I used mixed red and white)
- 4 big cloves of garlic chopped and then crushed with a knife
- 4 lb of tomatoes (roughly quartered or chopped depending on size)
- 6 teaspoon ground cumin
- 6 teaspoon ground coriander
- 6 large pinches of chilli powder
- 250 gms passata or 4 tablespoon tomato purée
- These weights and measures are approximate, except the spices – be careful with them.
Step by Step Instructions
- In a jam-making big pan put the oil, onions, and garlic cooking them until just soft.
- Add the tomatoes and cook them until they start looking mushy, then add the cumin, coriander and chilli powder, sprinkling it over and stirring well.
- Lastly add the passata (I had run out of tomato purée, which I was going to use to thicken it, but it doesn't matter which you use.)
- Cook it so that it is gently simmering for about half an hour in total, until it is a lovely thick creamy texture (some of the onions I left thicker to give it a bit of bite).
Notes
This is a bulk recipe and freezes well.
If you are not sure how spicy you would like the sauce, add 4 teaspoons each of the cumin and coriander and 4 pinches of chilli powder, allow the spices to infuse (5 minutes), then taste. My husband reckons my recipe is mild to medium, but to my taste buds it is medium!
Try adding roasted peppers, or green beans sliced small. They work well too.
Read more about making and storing sauces and ketchups.
About the recipe
Great way to cope with the tomato glut and a basis for many other dishes as well.
Submitted by Allotment LadyCategorised Under
| Type of Dish | Sauces & Ketchups |
|---|---|
| Main Ingredient | Vegetables |
| Onion | |
| Tomato | |
| Season | Summer |
| Autumn | |
| Special Diets | Vegetarian |
| Experience | Easy / Student |
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