The Best Canned Tomatoes For Marinara Sauce, According Chefs And Italian Cooks
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San Marzano, plum, whole, peeled, unpeeled ... what's the best of the best? We've got answers.
If you want to make a good homemade marinara sauce, not just any old tomatoes will do.
Because this Italian staple features a small list of ingredients, the quality of each individual element shouldn’t be compromised. This goes double for tomatoes, which serve as the sauce’s primary component. But if you’ve ever stood in front of a wall of canned tomatoes at the grocery store and wondered if there’s any difference between then, we’re here to save you some time.
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