NEW VIDEO: Thick Marinara Sauce

Above: Graphic for KQ Season 4, Episode 19.

NEW VIDEO: Thick Marinara Sauce

KQ host Mitch Hightower shares his recipe for Thick Marinara Sauce. The sauce is thick because of a long cooking time that reduces the liquid. This flavorful and easy-to-make tomato-based sauce is great served over pasta, as a dip for garlic bread, as a topping for pizza and as a filling for calzone or stromboli. KQ partner Chef Philip serves as the guest taste tester for Season 4, Episode 19, Number 79. (S4E19N79-HD).

Watch here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csOtFJxJ6k4

Below: Meatballs on cocktail picks ready for dipping.

Above: Meatless black bean balls served over coodles, (carrot noodles).

PHOTO TUTORIAL: Classic Ranch Dressing

Above: Classic Ranch Dressing served as a dipping sauce with Basil Cheese Twist appetizers.

PHOTO TUTORIAL: Classic Ranch Dressing

Check out a recipe and photo tutorial to make rich and creamy ranch dressing.  This dressing can be used on salads or for dipping.  We often use it to dip raw veggies, french fries and bread sticks.  Ranch dressing also makes a great alternative pizza sauce, (try it instead of marinara).

Read the recipe and view the photo tutorial here:

http://www.kitchenqueers.com/food/ranchdressing

Double Batch of Versatile Marinara

Above: A double batch of KQ Marinara Sauce on the stove.

DOUBLE BATCH of VERSATILE MARINARA

The Kitchen Queers Marinara Sauce recipe is easy to make and so versatile you can use it in lots of different recipes.  Of course served over pasta is the obvious choice.  We also use KQ Marinara Sauce in our pie crust Calzone recipe, for making pizza and dolloped over meatballs.

Find the photo tutorial for KQ Marinara Sauce here:

http://www.kitchenqueers.com/food/marinarasauce

Above: A puff pastry pizza.

Above: Baked meatballs and pasta with marinara sauce.

KQ MARINARA SAUCE TUTORIAL

Above: KQ Marinara Sauce simmers on the stove.

KQ MARINARA SAUCE TUTORIAL

by Chef Mitch

Impress your friends, family and yourself with this easy-to-make Marinara Sauce recipe. It's great as a pasta and pizza sauce and has many other uses when a tomato based sauce is called for.

Check out the photo tutorial here:

http://www.kitchenqueers.com/food/marinarasauce/

REMINDER: Enlarge the images by clicking on them.

Below: The onions and garlic simmer in Merlot wine.