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Food & Wine Ground >> San Marzano Tomatoes?
| 1/6/11 12:58 AM | |
Mullet @ Heart
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Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 49042 |
I'm sick and tired of paying $5/can for these things on Amazon, but I refuse to cook with anything else. A few smaller online stores have them a little cheaper, but charge a fortune for shipping. |
| 1/7/11 7:06 PM | |
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d0mm3r
Member Since: 12/12/02 Posts: 2217 |
They're a little cheaper at my local Italian deli, but irreplacable |
| 1/10/11 3:06 PM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15039 |
costco..you get a huge fricking can for like 2-3 bucks. |
| 1/10/11 3:06 PM | |
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jaydub
Member Since: 8/14/02 Posts: 15040 |
I have a Pizza oven in my back yard...I cook with these quite often. |
| 1/11/11 6:54 AM | |
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junon
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Member Since: 11/30/02 Posts: 18474 |
theyre supposedly the best for pizza or tomato sauce in general. canned San Marzano that is. i dont know if i agree but just about everyone swears by it. |
| 1/12/11 3:08 AM | |
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ashleigh11
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Member Since: 1/20/03 Posts: 1707 |
if you have any means of growing your own tomatoes, do it and can your own. if you can't grow them yourself, pick up a bushel at a farmers market and can them. a bushel will run about $20, give or take a couple and you'll get a little more than 20 quarts from a bushel. all it will cost you in time is an afternoon. we use a ton of tomatoes in our cooking (wife is arab) and there is nothing better than going to the pantry and choosing a particular heirloom type of tomato to go with a dish. |
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