How to Make MARINARA SAUCE Like an Italian (Authentic Neapolitan Recipe)

[@vincenzosplate]

Is Marinara sauce the favorite in your house?

[@LeviFiction]

Yes? I'm honestly convinced we use the term "Marinara" for any tomato based red sauce. No idea what the main difference between the marinara and pizza sauces I find at Walmart other than jar size and label.

[@here-i-am2316]

Yes use Mutti and love

[@carloscamejo7532]

I think it's really popular worldwide because a lot of the Italian emigration is from the South.

[@CatamaranChannel]

No, its bolognese made with lamb mince! Fantastico!

[@edwardcullen3251]

Show us IBS friendly recipes. That means no garlic and onions, amongst others

[@theguynextdoor4978]

This is a perfect example of what I love about traditional Italian food. The minimal amount of ingredients, focus on quality produce, and letting the natural flavours speak for themselves. Some western places are adding too many ingredients, and ends up masking the real flavour of the natural ingredients. You have taught me a lot about Pasta, and Vito Iacopelli is my pizza guy.

[@vincenzosplate]

This is what makes Italian food so special! It is all about simplicity and good quality ingredients 🇮🇹❤️

[@theguynextdoor4978]

@@aris1956 Yes, not to mention the misconception that everything Italian has garlic in it. A lot of Italian dishes do not use garlic. Less is often more because when the ingredients are great, and treated correctly they provide more in terms of a flavorful end result.

[@darlenelove7425]

It’s quality not quantity!

[@sO_RoNerY]

@@theguynextdoor4978obviously. In some Italian foods yes. Obviously optional, you can use garlic. I don’t believe in “traditional” culture foods because you can add or replace or use something else or not use it. That’s the power of cooking. If Vincenzo has said you don’t have to use said ingredient and replace with bacon. You cook your food how you want.

[@christianoliver3572]

​@@aris1956And now with the American public learning more about real Italian ingredients, we are able to buy very high quality DOCG Italian products by Amazon or in our local grocery stores. I live in a mud size Texas city on the Gulf Of Mexico, Corpus Christi. At my local H-E-B grocery store I can buy Italian passata, real Parmagiano, Cento tomato products, and other Cento products like tinned seafood. And this is just a normal grocery store, not the fancy or gourmet one in the wealthiest part of town.

[@peshelpower]

I'm from Poland. I love your passion to make a meal. I never made Italian food in Italian way. Yes of course, there is Spaghetti Bolonese alla Polska heh, but few hours ago I took a risk and made Spaghetti alla Marinara from your recipe. I wasn't expecting anything fantastic, but you know what? It turned out fantastic. And my wife absolutely loves it (as do I). Thank you.

[@jimdavidson3345]

In all honesty, I think this is one of the best and most useful recipe’s I’ve ever come across. It is easy to prepare with minimal ingredients. I especially appreciated the trick of adding water to the oil and garlic to keep the garlic from burning. I am curious why the stem ends of the tomatoes are not removed. I know they will bring no harm to any pasta lover; but I think they are unsightly. It only adds a minute to the task. Thank you for this wonderful video. Patricia

[@VickyR.Minneti]

Thank you Vincenzo! I cannot wait to make this Naples marinara and compare to grandma's sauce. My grandmother was from Naples, she made her sauce every Sunday! All the family came to grandma's house for Sunday meal. She had 12 kids, so all the aunts & uncles and cousins after Church walked to grandmas house! Those were the days! Update: Gave me goosebumps tasting this recipe! So basic and authentic tasting. Only would cut back a little on olive oil, a bit rich for my tummy.

[@matthewwalter67]

This is like weekday sauce not Sunday sauce

[@VickyR.Minneti]

@@matthewwalter67 Maybe she made her weekday sauce on Sunday cause she had to feed a big family on Sunday. I was just a kid so.......

[@Isaac_howell]

​@@VickyR.Minneti Sunday sauce is normally cooked with lots of cuts of meat in it to add richness to the sauce. This might be closer to your grandma's Sunday dish? If you are interested search up Neapolitan Ragu, Italia squisita has a great recipe for it!

[@elainedelvecchio4938]

Those certainly were the days!

[@christianefiorito3204]

The rare occasion that a channel gives you a real Neapolitan recipe. My mother in law made bottles of ripe tomatoes with Basil every year. In a huge barrel. With fire under it in the garden. The whole fanily had sweet ripe tomato flavour for all the winter

[@seppegielen2946]

Dear Vincenzo, I am a home cook, in love with food and flavours. Learning all kinds of dishes and cuisines. But there is no cuisine that I have learned to understand and master like Italian cuisine. And for that I thank you!

[@Slasla1610]

I am your fan and started watching your channel when you have 100k subs. It's very rare for me to find an authentic dish cause when I search for pasta recipe , all i get is a mac and cheese recipe and all these fatty pasta recipes. Seriously people like you brought me to know more about Italian cuisine and recipes. Feeling very grateful for your recipes. Thank you so much.

[@pointdexter5215]

I got a pasta extrusion machine for Christmas, and it makes pasta in 10-20 minutes with just fresh semolina flour and water, and you can add an egg as well for egg pasta. It's so nice to have fresh pasta ready this quickly, and then combine them with sauces inspired by you.

[@josephkarakowski190]

Excellent background music choice at the beginning. Flower Duet by Leo Delibes is one of my all time favorites

[@vincenzosplate]

Oh, glad you noticed it 🙏🏻

[@soldanovht]

He needs to play some Black Sabbath. lol

[@SuperRoo_22]

​@@soldanovhtSpiral Pasta Architect

[@lexycommisso5531]

This man is amazing, so passionate! I love how he explains everything. Cooking channels now just fly by steps in their videos, which makes cooking intimidating. Love you lots, Vincenzo!

[@NIKOLAP7]

Simplicity, love and passion makes great pasta. I love your channel Vinzenco, keep going!

[@vincenzosplate]

Thank you so much for your support my friend! Stay tuned, more delicious plates are coming! 👨‍🍳🇮🇹

[@tonykuriger573]

This dish is the GOAT for a quick meal when you haven't been to the supermarket lately. Always have the ingredients on hand. Simple and classic and I prefer to Aglio e Olio as a quick whip up.

[@vincenzosplate]

I totally agree! That's the beauty of Italian cuisine, simple to make but the flavours are out of this world. Enjoy the recipe, my friend.

[@JERSEYTOMATO]

EXCELLENT- the innocence of this meal - is delightful - I make this meal frequently- only gets better each and every time - I have a wonderful herb garden that is priceless - especially during the winter months - thanks again -

[@jamo3976]

Way more nutritious too

[@jackdorsey4850]

Dear Chef, Unlike some not all of your colleagues on KZbin you devour the entire dish instead of taking 1 bite and saying it's good, Keep up the good work thank you

[@Rallesaurus]

Made this today - unbelievably easy, simple and tasty! I could taste every simple ingredient, and they compliment each other perfectly. A perfect base for so many recipes! I just love it!

[@vincenzosplate]

Keeping it simple often brings out the best flavors. It's great to know that it worked well for you as a base for other recipes too! Happy cooking!

[@MrChrilify]

Doesn't get much simpler than this. Never the less, this is brillant. Soulfood from childhood at its best!

[@jameswatt1816]

Vincenzo …I appreciate your videos. I’ve learned great deal from you. And this recipe I made for the second time tonight. I now buy great tomatoes and pasta. They are worth the price. (Always had great olive oil and I grow my own herbs). I’ve been making Linguini and Vongole for many decades (the wrong way). And learning to add water to the garlic and oil is terrific. I could go on but instead THANK You…hehe..PS…I know a secrets New York American Pasta sauce. I grew up there (now 77) and learned from some first and second generations why they added this one ingredient (not pure Italian but you’d like it)

[@CIST3]

The last thing I saw last night was this video and I determined to get good-quality spaghetti, tomatoes, and fresh herbs. As soon as I got home, I made my pasta and sauce. You were very right about how quickly it all comes together. I'm Hispanic and my grandmother always added onions to her sauce. I made it like you today and I noticed such a difference in the flavor of the tomatoes. Mama Mia! The tomatoes stepped forward and took a bow. It was simple and delicious.🤣😂Thank you and I think I am not turning a little snobby because of all you've taught me. I now, pay attention to every ingredient and the color of the pasta and the temperature at which it is dried, etc....

[@Metalterian]

I tried this recipe from your website. The way how u described every single step, just spot on! I recommend make your own peeled tomatoes from fresh ones, because usually cans in supermarkets contains only 60%. Simple and fast dish, my kids loved it!! I am glad that people like u still exist, I love your recipes, keep up the good work mate! Cheers from Czech Republic

[@vincenzosplate]

Thank you for trying the recipe and your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Making your own peeled tomatoes is a great idea. Cheers from Italy to the Czech Republic! Grazie!

[@cjshprd]

I just discovered your channel. Thank you so much for this recipe.We made it the other night and it is the best marinara sauce I've had My family loved it. .I will never buy sauce again. It will be made again when my oregano and basil are growing in my garden so I can use them fresh. I could only use dried herbs this time. I love how simple it was.

[@VickyR.Minneti]

Vincenzo, "Your marinara sauce was amazing, I felt like I was in grandma's and your kitchen! The aroma, texture and flavors bursting! I enjoyed it with and without parmigiano reggiano cheese sprinkled on top. I didn't measure anything! Just added! Thank you Chef V!

[@anthonyyamz5381]

I cannot emphasize how much I respect your golden touch for these authentic Italian dishes. I am having so much fun learning from you! Just a quick question if you have time: I'm trying to understand the different tomato sauce types so that I know what to cook regularly for our spaghetti and penne dishes. When would I use a Marinara vs one of the other types of tomato sauces you have taught in previous videos? Not sure when to make a sofrito, use passata, etc Thanks from this learning Italian to another! 🇮🇹

[@texnb4]

As always, what a splendid and heartfelt presentation. I especially loved the slow motion shot pouring the crushed tomatoes into the pan with accompanying elevator music! Fantastic!

[@jenniferharris3532]

That shirt is everything! You break the process down so well I want to start making my own pasta and sauce and you give me so much inspiration! I absolutely love Italian food. You are definitely one of my KZbin gurus ❤ pace e amore!

[@ratmforthewin]

You always make amazing recipies, Vincenzo! I am definitely gonna try this at home. Also, you keep saying "avoid the garlic to burn", but what you're looking for is "prevent the garlic from burning" :)

[@danayars4607]

Vincenzo my man. I have made many of your recipes and have enjoyed every single one. Thank you. San Marzano tomatoes are my new favorite.

[@vincenzosplate]

Messages like this one fill me with joy my friend! 😊 I hope you enjoy Marinara sauce as much as you've enjoyed my other recipes! Happy cooking 👨‍🍳🇮🇹

[@gabrielkaplowitz596]

Beautiful, absolutely beautiful! The same way my mom would make it! Always with fresh ingredients! And always with high-quality pasta! It was always my favorite dish when I was a child!

[@jimmyr1888]

Literally started making it as I was watching, and it did not disappoint! So good…

[@vincenzosplate]

Enjoy my friend! Which recipe would you like to try next?

[@jimmyr1888]

@ I’ve copied your carbonara, cacio e pepe and the agilo e olio vids. Loved them all. So hard to get guanciale where I am in Canada, had to settle for pancetta for the carbonara; was still great though.

[@barbaraweiss3119]

That looks so delicious and easy to make. In my family (Italian American) we always served pasta with so much sauce and cheese, but I noticed it was not ever served that way in Italy.

[@vincenzosplate]

Exactly Barbara! In Italy we serve pasta in a different way than you’re used to do in America (or aboard).

[@radman3206]

A case of a land of plenty versus a land of frugality.

[@arielabril1981]

Thtats because italian american are not really italian,same way as irish ameriocan are not real irish.

[@MiniatureMasterClass]

Thank you Vincenzo. Your instructions are so easy to follow and make delicious Italian food!!

[@atides33]

Vincenzo, thanks for finally making this recipe! My family is Sicilian and we also make marinara, exactly as you made it, except we don't put any oregano. Thanks for pointing out all the wrong recipes on the internet that put onion, and loads of cheese, and cook it for an hour or more to hide the freshness of the simple ingredients.

[@GaleForceKaif]

Sometimes the simplest food is the best. I started making my own marinara sauce last year, and you're right, I haven't bought it from a bottle since. But next time I make it, I'll try your recipe!

[@joanreynolds955]

I have San Marzano tomatoes growing in my back yard. The sauce from these fresh tomatoes is delicious beyond description. I will be using your recipe, and that will make that sauce even better.

[@marcohermans3207]

Excellent. When I see your new videos I know what I'll eat tomorrow ! Thanks again !

[@vincenzosplate]

Do let me know how it turns out. Happy cooking!

[@marcohermans3207]

@@vincenzosplate , it was G R E A T. So simple, so much taste. I learn a lot from you, thanks!

[@donna7873]

Vincenzo, I love your channel. Next time please make the marinara with the seafood. Thanks so much ❤

[@vincenzosplate]

Hey, I appreciate your words! Thank you a lot 🙏🏻 You can find my Seafood Pasta Marinara recipe on my website and YT channel 😍 you will love it!

[@luke211286]

I haven't tried marinara pasta when I visited Naples last month, but the pizza topping was epic. For a long time I thought a pizza without cheese was bland and boring, but god was I wrong. Right now, it's my favorite pizza flavor.

[@vincenzosplate]

I’m sorry but Marinara pasta doesn’t exixst in Italy, but the Marinara pizza is real and it is delicious, super simple pizza!

[@luke211286]

@@vincenzosplate I thought so. Your recipe was more like pasta al pomodoro with added oregano 😅

[@themattschulz3984]

This is probably my gold standard for tomato sauces from now on ... made this for me and a friend, dang ... so few ingredients, so much delicious. Thank you for sharingf

[@Sharon46T]

Italian cooking always uses the KISS principle which allows the ingredients to shine - exquisite! 👏

[@richardmorrow8048]

Made this last night for our tea and the tomato sauce with the flavours of the olive oil, tomatoes, and herbs was exceptional. I just couldn't stop having more. If you get the seasoning right-salt for the tomatoes then the dish is slightly sweet and flavourful and, with a good amount of cracked black pepper. We had some grilled Lamb loin chops with ours and it was Bellissimo 👌Thank you again for a fine recipe Vincenzo, I'm away now to clean my cooker from all the tomato splash's 🙂

[@edim108]

To me this is the deffinitive dish to test the quality of your tomatoes. I only ever make it during summer with my own garden tomatoes bc it beautifully showcases all the complexity of their flavor- from fruity sweetness, through sour all the way to meaty savory umami. I usually roast some of my tomatoes and garlic in the oven to get even more flavor out of them. I only use stuff I grow on my own for this and it's always PHENOMENAL!

[@vincenzosplate]

Thanks for sharing your way of making Marinara! It does turn out better during Summer time when the tomatoes are sweet and fresh, but you can make it work even in Winter!

[@texasstadium]

Vincenzo, the #1 go-to for real Italian recipes.

[@rowbags3017]

Thanks for posting this. I made it today and it was absolutely fantastic - so much better and more affordable than ready-made sauce. 👍

[@vincenzosplate]

Aw... I am happy to hear that my friend!❤️ Enjoy 😋

[@HikeAroundandFindOut]

Will have to try this. I made the other version with the blended soffrito and whole peeled tomatoes 🍅 and it was delicious 😋.

[@vincenzosplate]

This one is the next! Enjoy cooking 🧑‍🍳

[@chamoovanspurs3796]

I will be making this soon Vincenzo! Been making the spicy pasta sauce for ages now

[@vincenzosplate]

Enjoy my friend 😊

[@jCd1058]

I can't wait to make this with tomatoes and herbs from my garden! August is a long time from now!

[@vincenzosplate]

I hear you! Homegrown tomatoes and herbs make marinara sauce taste even better. Save this recipe for that special day. Enjoy.

[@Raven9010th]

Mmmm! Basil and oregano! Two of my favourite herbs! I have four favourites. The other two are thyme and rosemary. I especially like oregano and basil because they are perfect on their own but are also so good when you combine them.

[@luismelianilo8995]

Very similar to Podomoro (which uses cherry tomatoes) and Scarpariello (which added grated cheese at the end. I'm learning different Italian cuisine for the past few months and your channel is my go to. Simple & to the point. I made cacio E pepe few days ago & it was delicious!! Thanks a lot!!

[@chatgirlai]

Going to make it. Great video. Put together so well with the music and great instructions. I love that you tell us the why of what you do and how you do it.

[@vincenzosplate]

I am glad you liked the video! Enjoy cooking 😋

[@danielalcaraz575]

Looks incredible Vincenzo, I have to try this IMMEDIATELY!

[@Sowbert]

Thank you so much for this recipe Vincenzo. I can’t believe something so easy can be so good . I’ve made it twice now and absolutely love it ❤

[@vincenzosplate]

You are welcome my friend!! Enjoy 😋

[@ellaayoma]

I prepared your dish as described, while in Houston, Texas, USA. I sourced Italian tomatoes and other core ingredients. The result was fantastic: a very good, simple, and vibrant dish where each ingredient was distinctly evident. The quality was surprisingly exceptional.

[@vincenzosplate]

Aw... I am glad to hear that my friend! Enjoy 😋

[@paulthescandinavian4992]

Grazie Vincenzo, this comes aptly and in time, I was a long time ago when I had this , I will make it tomorrow evening again,

[@Imru_gamer]

Great job chef. This is super easy and simple. love and respect sir. 🙏🙏💜💜🇮🇹🇮🇹💜💜

[@vincenzosplate]

I am glad to hear that my friend ❤️ Enjoy cooking 😋

[@AngelMenendezFitness]

It's so amazing this is one of my go to pasta dishes. And I'm so proud the way I do it is exactly how you do but only without basil.

[@andreyswiesciak-maddox7242]

Vincenzo: 50% food + 50% love. Both great!

[@Gerisheng]

There you go, at the 10:15 moment..."the simplicity of a beautiful dish that makes everyone happy." For so long I suffered from the flaw of trying too hard. I added everything to every sauce, thinking I was being grand. But it just never really tasted right. When I whittled it down and started cooking with just the right, simple flavors, and boom! This recipe and your comments illustrate this perfectly! I'm going to use this recipe as a nice variation. Oh, and you are SO RIGHT about using a good pasta. Folks watching: don't be ashamed if you can't afford expensive imported pasta, but do buy the best pasta you can. Look for a powdery appearance to the surface of the dried noodles; that's a decent, if not perfect, indication.

[@metcruza5536]

OK semplice ma fantastico e gustoso. Un altro bel video di Vincenzo. Pasta semplice come questa, pesto fresco e aglio, olio e peperoncino sono saporiti e veloci da preparare. Vincenzo ben fatto

[@ozvena1]

I cooked this tonight. wife and son enjoyed this great simple recipe

[@vincenzosplate]

Aww... I am glad to hear that my friend! Enjoy 😋

[@mandroid51]

Simplicity at its best. Of course I’m going to make it Vincenzo 🍝 Grazie!

[@luisenriquelennon4069]

I just made it ❤ enjoying a delicious and easy plate , didn't know with such short ingredients we can make an amazing sauce

[@akzester]

This is the recipe I'm looking for to clear out my pantry. Thank you so much for giving me tips and guide on how to make this for my off-day lunch. I'm gonna try to learn how to cook more authentic Italian food since I've never tasted one in my life. Wish you all the best in life. 😊

[@vincenzosplate]

Most welcome 😊 I hope you enjoy Marinara sauce as much as I did! 👨‍🍳🍅

[@Jdmitchell308]

Honestly this is one I was hoping and dreaming you would do. Thank you. I'm hoping you will do some dishes with sausage links. And sausage links, bell pepper and onions.

[@vincenzosplate]

You're welcome! 😊 Sausage, peppers, and onions make a classic and delicious combination. Stay tuned for some flavorful recipes featuring sausage links! Grazie mille for the suggestion! 🍴🇮🇹

[@TAInsiderTony]

Bravo Vincenzo another great recipe & video and vegan friendly which is always appreciated.

[@vincenzosplate]

Thank you my friend!! I am glad to hear that you liked the recipe! You should make it 😊

[@alanho4471]

Another triumph Vincenzo! Teaching a young guy like me to cook so well!

[@vincenzosplate]

Aww.. That's great! Which recipes have you tried?

[@swordofmanticore1253]

I had to eat this in Sicily to learn how to cook this in Canada, BTW, The best pasta dish I ever had with this sauce was in Sicily. I couldn't get over how delicious it was. So many years of making it wrong. I cant get fresh oregano. but I can get dried Sicilian oregano, canned tomatoes and pasta from Italy from the store I shop at. This video is almost how I make this sauce. Thank you sir.

[@stephengardiner9867]

I live in Canada (south central Ontario) and the oregano thrives here. It has escaped and taken over a chunk of my back yard. The bees love it. Weird, but at my previous home, it was the thyme that went mad and crowded out the weeds! Biggest surprise of the last two year is the ARUGULA that has popped up in my flower beds (came in a supply of garden soil I think!).

[@willemnanning2832]

What a beautiful, honest sauce. I'll definitely will give this a try.

[@vincenzosplate]

Simple but delicious, just how I like my recipes! Happy cooking my friend 👨‍🍳🇮🇹

[@Boobalopbop]

Such a great recipe… My daughters love it! I had to make it twice this week! Delicioso!

[@joshuacaulfield]

Hey there, came over from Uncle Rodger’s. Great video, I love the simplicity and focus on flavor here. Thanks

[@vincenzosplate]

Yes! On my channel you will find a lot of simple and tasty food 😊

[@stijnvanderveken]

jep just tried it, wasn't expecting to much from it. I thought it would be the next variation on a tomatoes sauce with minimal difference. How wrong I was, didn't have fresh oregano but even with the dried version it was amazing. So easy to make but so tasty, thanks again for a great recipe.

[@atherstone55]

Just a few ingredients and it looks delicious. I’ll definitely be making that one night this week

[@ckokkola1]

Fresh herbs and garlic are so good. And my favorite whole peeled tomatoes are San Marzano. I like to hand crush them though.

[@vincenzosplate]

Crushing them with hands is an excellent technique! 😊

[@msp_isyourteacher6139]

I love how you showed the time lapse of the “making love with the sauce.” I am an inpatient American who wouldn’t probably believe that was enough sauce initially. Patience is hard when you are hungry. But, chef’s kiss! I will definitely take that into consideration!!!

[@vincenzosplate]

I am glad you enjoyed the video 😊 You should make it 😋

[@user-uv4ry2bm7x]

Love all your videos Vincenzo as being an Italian from Brooklyn have tasted some great Italiano food. Now living in Tampa, the variety of pasta available not as plentiful but just wanted your opinion on some pasta if you would be so kind. I use DeCicco, Rao, La Molisana and Barilla which I know are all quality, but wondering if you are familiar Rummo and Pastaranza as I have been buying, but unfamiliar with as they are stating from Italy. Thanks for all your knowledge as your opinion greatly appreciated, as you are truly a master chef. Keep the great vids coming and as always God bless.

[@FrancescaGuzzone]

Thank you for your marinara sauce recipe just love love Italian food

[@vincenzosplate]

Enjoy my friend 😋

[@Simply_Helen]

Made it tonight. ❤ So delicious and the hubz loved it. I used Rao's fettuccine because they didn't have spaghetti. The package said bronze and 100% semolina. I used the same brand tomatoes. Had to use dried basil because there was no fresh. Fresh oregano. Accidentally burned the garlic once and started over, lol. I cut the breast from my leftover rotisserie chicken from last night and sliced it into little medallions. Then I put the pasta in the sauce and twisted it as I picked it up so it piled nice in the plate. Propped up a few chicken breast medallions on the side of the pasta and then sprinkled the shredded parmesan on the pasta and a little around the plate. Chef's kiss 💋

[@rhodamabbott8101]

Thank you for sharing, always love your beautiful food!

[@vincenzosplate]

I am glad to hear that my friend! 😋

[@Boobalopbop]

Vincenzo. I loved your video about the difference in quality of pastas. I’ve been buying DelVerde instead of Barilla and you are 100% correct. What’s the best brands for tomatoes?

[@Meddred]

Wow this is simplicity at it's best , bravo Vincenzo thank you 👌

[@vincenzosplate]

You are welcome my friend! Enjoy ☺️ 😋

[@MrsBungle78]

Yum, yum, yummy! This is my favourite quick, easy, healthy & delicious dinner to make. It’s always a winner! Plus, if you have fussy little ones that won’t eat veggies, you can hide some grated carrot or zucchini in it & they’ll never know! Not exactly traditional, but sometimes you’ve gotta do what you’ve gotta do!🍝😋

[@khadijamcdepena]

Thank you Thank you👏👏👏👏for the recipe☺️☺️Hello from NJ, USA🤗🤗🤗

[@vincenzosplate]

Hi there my friend! You are welcome ❤️ Enjoy ☺️

[@thehappyhomeless]

Tried this recipe today! Came out delicious! Thanks Vincenzo!

[@GRTVO]

So simple but looks so delicious. I will cook this soon. Thank you for a lovely recipe.

[@vincenzosplate]

You are welcome my friend! Enjoy 😋

[@GRTVO]

@@vincenzosplate I have made this recipe numerous times now. Thank you again.

[@nadialaribi]

It looks so easy to make and delicious to eat. I will make it tomorrow...Grazie❤

[@vincenzosplate]

Enjoy my friend! So, how it was?! 😋

[@thereallozza]

Oh my goshhh this is making me feel so hungry! Absolute perfection!

[@vincenzosplate]

Then you should make it 😋

[@alexbennettbenefit366]

Love the video vincenzo love your content your a amazing KZbinr I love watching your videos they are the greatest and the best and the coolest the marinara sauce looks very yummy and delicious I am so going to make it 😋

[@vincenzosplate]

Thank you so much for the love and support my friend! 😊👨‍🍳

[@opwave79]

I’ve been over-thinking marinara all this time! Okay now that I’ve learned how to to make it right I’m adding this to my weeknight pasta rotation.

[@vgaltieri]

Vincenzo, perhaps you should explain that marinara refers not to any seafood ingredients in this sauce but that it was popular amongst seafaring mariners who lived on the coast and it was their favourite sauce for pasta before setting sail.

[@robertbarr8319]

Vincenzo, this looks great and I'm sure it's delicious, but I'm confused about when to do the soffritto and when not to include the onion, carrot and celery like this recipe. Can you give me some guidance about when to make the soffritto first and when not to?

[@springbloom7582]

Vincenzo - it looks terrific! What type of brand of peeled tomatoes did you use? Muti brand?

[@tangoangel2782]

Just made it! Omg, so good!

[@vincenzosplate]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I hope you'll continue to recreate my recipes too!

[@tangoangel2782]

@@vincenzosplate i’ve done most of the vegetarian ones, all good :) lemon pasta is my favourite

[@johnthompson6059]

These vids are just brilliant, nice one Vince👍🏼🍝🇮🇹

[@vincenzosplate]

Thank you my friend!!!

[@Ramyapad19]

Cant wait to make this soon for me i never had marinara sauce before perfect for my after office meals

[@vincenzosplate]

Happy cooking my friend! I hope you enjoy this Marinara sauce! 😊

[@JohnnyC10071959]

I have made this sauce, but I continue to make my more complicated version. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@vincenzosplate]

How do you make your complicated version? Enjoy my friend!

[@jf6647]

I would definitely want more sauce on that. I love great marinara with chunks of tomato. Maybe I'm too much with my sauce but I love my pasta and pizza with extra sauce :)

[@adampoleszczuk1458]

I'm so happy you cooked authentic recipe..but thanks for ideas what to add 😄

[@vincenzosplate]

You are welcome my friend! Enjoy 😋

[@YZ74]

Simple and delicious! What's the difference with the pomodoro sauce? The oregano?

[@StevenvanderGraaf]

In the Netherlands you can buy many brands of pasta and i like to ask you are DeCecco and La Molisana good brands to buy? What’s the best of those 2? Love your channel, thank you so much for your content. Love it!

[@Bosmer1701]

I love watching your channel and learning new things.

[@vincenzosplate]

Happy to hear that you find my videos informative ❤ Stay tuned, more delicious plates are coming!😊

[@sebjak76]

I love it !!! Hugs from Poland !!!

[@vincenzosplate]

Thank you so much!! Hugs from Australia 👨‍🍳😁

[@fingersfinesilver]

That looks absolutely fabulous! Question: why did you open another packet of spaghetti?