Two of the most popular tomato-based sauces are pizza sauce vs. marinara. Both sauces are staples of Italian cuisine, but their distinct differences make each uniquely suited for specific dishes.
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Pizza marinara
To prepare pizza marinara, start by pouring the flour into the bowl of the stand mixer (1). Add the yeast (2) and 100 grams of water, then turn on the stand mixer with the hook attached at medium ...
140 g 00 flour (Italian pizza flour) 1/2 t dry, granulated yeast 1/2 t sugar a pinch of salt For the roast tomatoes 10 rosa tomatoes Maldon sea salt 1/3 cup olive oil, plus extra to toss 1 t chopped ...
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legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola spreads this half-pizza, half-calzone with jarred marinara before adding other toppings and baking. Try with any homemade pizza — the result will be a ...
Instead of making classic pizza sauce, legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola spreads this half-pizza, half-calzone with jarred marinara before adding other toppings and baking. Try with any ...