This is a
great sauce to have up your sleeve. When it's made properly it will have a
lovely, sweet flavour just like tomatoes.
After your children get used to eating it, you can whiz the vegetables up a bit less each time until, eventually, you won't have to whiz it at all. This recipe makes quite a big batch. I tend to make loads at one time, let it cool completely, then bag it up and freeze it.
After your children get used to eating it, you can whiz the vegetables up a bit less each time until, eventually, you won't have to whiz it at all. This recipe makes quite a big batch. I tend to make loads at one time, let it cool completely, then bag it up and freeze it.
Ingredients
olive oil
2 small
onions, peeled and chopped
1 small
leek, chopped and washed
2 sticks
celery, trimmed and chopped
2 red
peppers, chopped
2
courgettes, grated
2 carrots,
grated
1 large
pinch dried oregano
2 bay
leaves
4 x 400 g
tinned plum tomatoes
1 small
butternut squash, peeled and seeds removed, grated
sea salt
freshly
ground black pepper
Method
Heat a
large saucepan (big enough to hold all the ingredients) over a medium heat.
Pour in a good lug of oil then add the onions, leek, celery, peppers,
courgettes, carrots and herbs. Cook the whole lot slowly for about 20 minutes
with the lid on, until all the vegetables are nice and soft but without any
colour at all.
Add the
tomatoes, squash, 500ml (17½fl oz) of water and a pinch of salt and pepper to
the vegetables. Bring to the boil and simmer gently for about 30 minutes until
the squash is soft.
Fish out
the bay leaves and allow the sauce to cool slightly before blitzing with a
hand-held blender until nice and smooth. Have a taste and season with a little
more salt and pepper if needed.
Nutritional
Information - Amount per serving:
Calories193kcal
Carbs25.6g
Sugar19.7g
Fat5.3g
Saturates0.8g
Protein6.5g
by Jamie Oliver
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