20 ripe plum tomatoes sliced and seeded
1/3 cup olive oil
1 clove mashed garlic
Pinch crushed red pepper flake
6-8 fresh basil leaves
Pinch salt
In a pot put olive oil, garlic, salt, red pepper flakes, and 20 sliced & seeded tomatoes. Cook over low heat for 1 hour and periodically mash tomatoes with a masher. Add fresh basil leaves after one hour and cook on low for another 20-30 minutes. You could also use 2 large cans of whole plum tomatoes instead of 20 fresh tomatoes. If sauce if to tart, add a pinch of sugar. Sauce is ready to serve after 1 1/2 hours, you can also cook on medium heat for 1 hour for a quicker serving time.
Serves: 4
Eat with pasta, pizza, or lasagna.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Easy Pulled Pork
1 pork butt or shoulder
1/2 can ginger ale
1 peeled & sliced onion
Trim the fat off the pork. Place pork in crock pot, put sliced onion over pork, pour ginger ale over pork. Cook on low-medium heat for 12 hours. Pork will fall off the bone when done. Once pork is done, take it out of crock pot & place on a plate. Let pork cool for 15-20 minutes. Clean out crock pot. Pull pork off the bone and put back into the crock pot. Put your favorite BBQ sauce over the pork & mix. I prefer Sweet Baby Rays.
Serves: 12
1/2 can ginger ale
1 peeled & sliced onion
Trim the fat off the pork. Place pork in crock pot, put sliced onion over pork, pour ginger ale over pork. Cook on low-medium heat for 12 hours. Pork will fall off the bone when done. Once pork is done, take it out of crock pot & place on a plate. Let pork cool for 15-20 minutes. Clean out crock pot. Pull pork off the bone and put back into the crock pot. Put your favorite BBQ sauce over the pork & mix. I prefer Sweet Baby Rays.
Serves: 12
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