Thursday, October 6, 2022

Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date - Masks and Spaghetti Sauce


 Welcome to Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date.  

This is some spaghetti sauce I made way back in the summer using 10 fresh tomatoes when they were plentiful.  You can alternatively use 2 cans of fresh tomatoes.  I added butter, olive oil, onions, garlic, bay leaf, basil, oregano, parsley, red pepper, salt, sugar, black pepper and simmered it for 2 hours, mashing with a potato masher.

It is up to you if you want to skin the tomatoes beforehand.

And here is the Venetian carnival mask ACEO (2 1/2" x 3 1/2") that I drew for the Art Date.



26 comments:

  1. The sauce looks great there. The art is a little wicked looking

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  2. I have "old" tomatoes, too and will make sauce - thank you for the tip with the butter!
    Love your mask, too. I really thought "people" will come up with other masks, glad nobody did so far!

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  3. The sauce looks delicious! I really like the ingredients you added. And cute artwork, Christine, as always!

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  4. Cool mask! Yummy tomato sauce πŸ’•πŸπŸ‚❤️

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  5. Lovely artwork. Thanks for the recipe too!

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  6. Wonderful sauce! Love the art too! All the best to a wonderful Thursday!

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  7. Looks like a great meal. And the mask drawing is very clever❤️πŸ–€πŸπŸ‚

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  8. Oh I love that mask Christine! It's beautiful, nice colour palette! Yum on the sauce! I usually skin my tomatoes and I mash the sauces a little too! ♥☺

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  9. appetizer sauce...yummy.
    beautiful painting

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  10. Great art and sauce looks good :-D

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  11. I made spaghetti sauce too. It is yummy to have, isn't it? And nice mask too!

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  12. Nice one Christine.
    Thanks for dropping by my blog.

    Much❤love

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  13. Linda mascara y la sala se ve bien. Te mando un beso

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  14. Your tomato sauce looks delicious, Christine. I sometimes start a tomato sauce with fresh tomatoes, but I always remove the skins. Great Venetian carnival mask. I dearly love Venice, and I've seen many beautiful masks in shop windows there. Have a great weekend!

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  15. What an awesome Venetian Carnival mask ... I wouldn't even have thought of that, and yet as soon as I saw it, I thought Perfect!!! Love your recipe for Spaghettis sauce ... actually it is almost identical to how I make mine except I have never added red pepper. I think I may have to try that because I think it would give a real snap to the flavor. Yumm, Christine to all of it :)

    Andrea @ From the Sol

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  16. sauce is super delicious i bet dear Christine

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  17. Thanks for the recipe. Looks delicious. Always enjoy your artwork.

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  18. I do like your Venetian carnival mask :)

    All the best Jan

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