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We spent a very long day making this marinara! We got 30 lbs of tomatoes from a local farm and threw in our latest garden harvest for measure. We kept it simple: tomatoes, basil, onions, garlic and a little salt.
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We cooked it down for 2 1/2 hours and after trying it on an omelette this morning ... I think that may have been a bit too long. Next year, I want to leave more of the juices in the marinara when we can. But the flavor? You won't find ANYTHING in a jar on the grocery store shelf that is even CLOSE to this sauce.
I can't recommend making and canning your own enough! We will make so many delicious things with this! We got 9 quarts .... I'm thinking we better double that (at least) next year!
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