It's Just as Good with Half the Work! Making Homemade Marinara Sauce

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  • Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 226

  • @AcreHomestead
    @AcreHomestead  3 години тому +18

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  • @Tiffany-vj1tv
    @Tiffany-vj1tv 3 години тому +42

    OK, so you crack me up😂 You are just like me I write things on a sticky note, but then I lose the sticky note❤️😂 thanks for another great video!

    • @tammyf8921
      @tammyf8921 2 години тому +4

      ❤Yes! That is why I try to use the notes on my phone now!😂

    • @Caareenkm6726
      @Caareenkm6726 2 години тому +6

      I put postie notes on my kitchen window where I stand at the sink and still forget 😂

    • @annpachini2155
      @annpachini2155 Годину тому +4

      I do too but I don’t loose it I just forget why I made the note😂😂😂😂

    • @clarioncall8449
      @clarioncall8449 Годину тому +3

      Totally relatable

    • @Lucinda_Jackson
      @Lucinda_Jackson Годину тому

      I do all of these! And then there's my all time favorite - I'll decide to pick up a napkin or other piece of trash and toss it after I write the note or list. Half an hour later, I'll go in to read my note or list, and don't see it, but I'll spend about 20 seconds being surprised by the napkin sitting on the counter and start through the process. Hmmm...could've sworn I threw that away...I DID throw it away because I remember walking to the trash...and what the heck happened to my note??? THEN the penny drops and I realize I tossed the note and saved the napkin! 😂😂😂

  • @loveyourselfplease6842
    @loveyourselfplease6842 3 години тому +26

    Becky you are correct to wait to wash your tomatoes, washing produce of any kind before storage actually speeds up spoilage even if it's thoroughly dried & left out for air to circulate, any added moisture will speed up how quickly it goes bad so waiting until you process to wash your tomatoes is best unless you are freezing then yes absolutely wash before freezing

  • @hollyjollyjunk7616
    @hollyjollyjunk7616 3 години тому +30

    Yesterday we planted two apple trees, two marionberry bushes, two raspberry bushes!!!! Today we plant two pear trees and three blueberries!!!! My homestead begins!!!!!! I am so excited

  • @LuigiNotaro
    @LuigiNotaro 2 години тому +22

    Italian here, born and raised. Pizza sauce is simply tomato puree.

    • @Lucinda_Jackson
      @Lucinda_Jackson Годину тому

      I think most Americans would consider that too thin. I, too, prefer thicker sauce for most of my pizzas, but use thinner sauce - more like purée - for my "grandmother style" or "nonna style" pizza.

    • @LuigiNotaro
      @LuigiNotaro Годину тому

      @@Lucinda_Jackson tomato puree is thick. VERY thick. At least the one we use and make here in Italy.

  • @lesleyblackie9913
    @lesleyblackie9913 2 години тому +21

    When washing a large volume of tomatoes clean your sink, and fill one side. Dump all the tomatoes that will fit I to the filled sink. Rub the tomatoes as you move then to the colander or other side. It's MUCH faster for me

    • @mikaduchna1987
      @mikaduchna1987 2 години тому +3

      I do that too, but I always add about a cup or so white vinegar and soak them for about 20 min:)

    • @ruthiebee6139
      @ruthiebee6139 Годину тому +1

      That's how my mother did it. It went pretty quickly.

    • @rosemaryogilvie6842
      @rosemaryogilvie6842 Годину тому +1

      Agree, that’s how I do it.

    • @carolynrandle5454
      @carolynrandle5454 Годину тому

      You can make your salsa Verde with the green tomatoes

  • @charlottecarelse870
    @charlottecarelse870 3 години тому +19

    Hello Becky and Acre friends ❤🎉

  • @maryjanew20
    @maryjanew20 Годину тому +8

    I’m an Italian grandma who has been cooking for many, many years. I’ve never purchased or made “pizza sauce”. On pizza I just use a thick marinara sauce and spice it up a bit more. When my grandchildren were young they would want to make English muffin pizza and only then we’d use jarred marinara sauce to make things easier on grandma. 😊
    I’m glad you showed how you scape the sides of the pot as your sauce is cooking down. It’s a trick my aunt taught me so very long ago. What you’re scraping back into the pot is concentrated sauce packed with flavor!
    It’s wonderful to see all those beautiful jars ready to be stored away … bella abbondanza! (beautiful abundance!) 🍅

  • @darcimunday4410
    @darcimunday4410 3 години тому +9

    Your doing a amazing job canning tomatoes. I can't wait until you do another panrty tour after you can everything in your beautiful garden.

  • @coreyharley08
    @coreyharley08 3 години тому +7

    Happy Sunday, Becky! Thank you so much for all your content. I truly enjoy all your videos.

  • @rebeccatarasenko6046
    @rebeccatarasenko6046 3 години тому +8

    God bless you and your family. With love from Australia 🇦🇺

  • @danne1966
    @danne1966 3 години тому +10

    I am shocked I am here this early!!! Hey Becky

    • @melanieallen8980
      @melanieallen8980 3 години тому

      me too...5.30am in Sydney Australia now...just waking up to Becky😊

  • @annieireland623
    @annieireland623 2 години тому +6

    Squeezing out the liquid of the tomato’s doesn’t add up to an equal amount of 20 #

  • @geselle2943
    @geselle2943 3 години тому +5

    Hola Becky and friends ❤Please hit the like button then subscribe ❤

  • @shirleykunard9763
    @shirleykunard9763 2 години тому +5

    I need the recipe for the cinnamon rolls. Love your channel ❤️ your so awesome.

  • @dmward1972
    @dmward1972 2 години тому +4

    @AcreHomestead, how do you like your Bosch mixer compared to your kitchen aid? It’s just my husband and I most of the time but I make a lot of bread. Have you made single recipes of sandwich bread in it? In researching, I have seen conflicting opinions on how it performs with only a small amount of things & I was wondering what your experience has been. Thank you!! 😊

  • @Mbusowabalondo
    @Mbusowabalondo 3 години тому +4

    You are a blessing to all Beky may the Lord keep blessing you. I have learned a lot from you ❤

  • @savannahroseblack
    @savannahroseblack Годину тому +4

    Becky, I’m curious if you could add the roasted tomatoe skin powder from your other recipe to your stovetop recipe? This would add the roasted flavor and also help thicken it

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Годину тому +2

      Yes, you certainly can. Keep it mind it would require a lot of powder for that flavor to be added. A bonus is it would also save time reducing as it would also thicken it.

  • @KimH-ic6ne
    @KimH-ic6ne 2 години тому +3

    Hey Becky, you can try roasting your onions then adding those to your sauce. Roasted onions with that little black tinge is an awesome flavor. You could just try with a few tomatoes. I do this with a jarred passata, it’s fantastic! I also use roasted garlic as well. 🙂

  • @heatherclements2680
    @heatherclements2680 2 години тому +3

    It’s pumpkin spice season, take a minute and put together some spices! That’s twice you’ve had to wing it. Show us the chickens enjoying their bounty!

  • @isabellachampion6029
    @isabellachampion6029 3 години тому +4

    I was waiting patiently for the next Marinara Project

    • @marieruble408
      @marieruble408 2 години тому

      I put my frozen ones in a roasting pan and let them defrost and roast at once. Also some I cut in half as they defrosted waiting for my oven and it all turned out great

  • @mitzibud6908
    @mitzibud6908 3 години тому +3

    I love, love, love the duet of homegrown flowers on your shelf! It makes smile to see the variation of goodness from your garden!

  • @cindywieler5273
    @cindywieler5273 3 години тому +4

    Love your videos! I learn so much 😊

  • @ooolala53
    @ooolala53 3 години тому +3

    Today I saw a man with tons of Roma tomato’s cut the bottoms off, put them flat side down on a cookie sheet and roast for ? When done, the skins just pulled right off 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @sandysimmons5963
    @sandysimmons5963 3 години тому +2

    Hello Becky, love watching your videos! I know you love pickle onions, (I’ve never had them) so I think you would love pickle corn.

  • @JJR-373
    @JJR-373 2 години тому +4

    Why not just freeze dry some sliced tomatoes for turning into powder. Why does it need to be the skins if it is so much extra work. It's not like you don't have the tomatoes spare! I truly admire the energy you have to create so many lovely products.

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Годину тому +1

      Great point!

    • @michelleimeson3701
      @michelleimeson3701 Годину тому +2

      She is just using up the skins that would have been thrown away.

    • @JJR-373
      @JJR-373 Годину тому

      @@michelleimeson3701 I get that. But the extra time and effort with roasting the tomatoes may not be needed if the hob method is good. Sliced tomatoes would be a quick payoff to get the powder. I get the waste not want not theory but sometimes time is just so valuable too.

  • @mixmix3499
    @mixmix3499 2 години тому +2

    Love your relationship with your siblings. Idk if this is strange, but at 58, i miss my sisters that i have lost, more than i miss my mom. Or maybe it's just different vs. more. Idk.

  • @Caareenkm6726
    @Caareenkm6726 2 години тому +2

    Hey Becky instead of transferring the tomatoes from one steel bowl to the other you could have just weighed the bowl that held the tomatoes. 😊 I’m going to make this recipe tomorrow. 😊

  • @Caareenkm6726
    @Caareenkm6726 2 години тому +2

    That pan and set is highly exspensive. It will be on a - wish I could afford list. 😂

  • @gabimurray7224
    @gabimurray7224 2 години тому +2

    If you freeze all the tomatoes and then defrost, you can strain off a ton of liquid plus the skins just fall off so you get a good happy medium between the two methods.

  • @ellenradford8582
    @ellenradford8582 2 години тому +2

    I never wash garden produce until ready to use it unless it is really muddy. I have been taught to do it by many gardeners in my family.

  • @sherriejones6334
    @sherriejones6334 2 години тому +2

    love this, After I put my tomatoes thru the food mill, I then put those contents thru a food strainer, and it gets very thick which I don't have to cook down and then I use the rest for tomato juice

  • @chriskryzak604
    @chriskryzak604 2 години тому +2

    You should add some Italian cheese rinds to the sauce while it's simmering 😋

  • @thewhitehorsefarm
    @thewhitehorsefarm 3 години тому +4

    Hello Becky!❤

  • @_Carmen-
    @_Carmen- 3 години тому +4

    ❤ from Italy

  • @Cookingwithapril
    @Cookingwithapril 2 години тому +2

    Hello Becky Hello Acre Friends

  • @AZJH8374
    @AZJH8374 Годину тому +2

    Do use vinegar water to clean your rims?❤❤❤❤❤

  • @sarah082177
    @sarah082177 3 години тому +3

    Yay!! More Becky fun!

  • @GrowCookPreserveWithKellyDawn
    @GrowCookPreserveWithKellyDawn 2 години тому +1

    Thanks for taking us with you today. I have been roasting them longer, flesh side up to help reduce the moisture and for so much more flavor. I just halve them (no coring for paste tomatoes but I do for quartered heirlooms) and roast at 350 for 30-45 minutes, then run them through the food mill. I like it so much better with less steam and less mess, I think.

  • @mimid7354
    @mimid7354 2 години тому +1

    Hi Becky regarding canning tomatoes...I follow safe canning practices however my ,,"recipe" is tomatoes with no onions and I've been doing it this way for 55 years. When I want to use my jar tomatoes for gravy/sauce I add in place of canned tomatoes. I'm not sure I understand the reference. That being said I think you're doing an amazing job. Keep up the good work. Bless you and your family

  • @AZJH8374
    @AZJH8374 2 години тому +1

    That was a suggestion from ooola!!AWESOME IDEA!!❤❤❤

  • @veronicalynne6829
    @veronicalynne6829 Годину тому +1

    Just curious if you would consider adding a 15 second opening or addition to one of your videos where are you play with your dogs? They are so precious. I would love to see that. ❤️🐶Super fan and Doggy Lover

  • @suzannehaag4899
    @suzannehaag4899 Годину тому +1

    Two questions that hopefully someone can help me with. I didn’t think you were suppose to use oil when sautéing the onions, and is it safe to use fresh basil? Thank you!

  • @ShakinaRiley-v1j
    @ShakinaRiley-v1j Годину тому +1

    Thanks for sharing as always Becky. You're just amazing in the kitchen when getting things done, not to mention the garden ❤❤

  • @LorettaPeterson-c1o
    @LorettaPeterson-c1o 2 години тому +2

    Can I be a member of your family!!

  • @AlexandraAndStuff
    @AlexandraAndStuff 2 години тому +1

    1:30 Becky, you should have tared the scale with the empty bowl, then take it down and put the full tomato bowl, it would give you the number right away

  • @marytillison8392
    @marytillison8392 Годину тому +3

    I hear you right 100lbs of skins?

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Годину тому +2

      I think she meant skins from 100 lbs of tomatoes.

    • @dorisl1536
      @dorisl1536 Годину тому +2

      I think she meant skins from 100 lbs. of tomatoes.

  • @sarastreet2981
    @sarastreet2981 2 години тому +2

    If I don’t have a food mill will an immersion blender work?

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Годину тому

      A food mill, like what she uses, removes the seeds and skins from the product. An immersion blender would mix those things up. It will depend on what you want your final product to be. There are hand operated food mills that are less expensive if that is something you would care to consider.

  • @AZJH8374
    @AZJH8374 2 години тому +1

    What an awesome idea subscriber! Cut the bottom of the tomatoes. Place on a cookie sheet bottom side down, & roast that way. How easy!!

  • @juliannahs-joy
    @juliannahs-joy 2 години тому +1

    Be careful adding too much pepper. It gets stronger as it sits on your pantry shelf and can give an off taste to your sauce. I learned that the hard way.

  • @eyvonneking4618
    @eyvonneking4618 2 години тому +1

    I put a large cookie/sheet pan under the end of my processor to catch all the juice that always seems to drip out on the counter. It saves the mess!

  • @janethartmannjones4781
    @janethartmannjones4781 2 години тому +1

    Can add tomato paste to thicken or cook in batches, let sit in frig and strain off liquid that floats to the top. Both of these shorten simmer time.

  • @ericaclark7250
    @ericaclark7250 2 години тому +1

    The thing that would be missing is the roasting flavor. But I am sure it came out tasting fantastic

  • @taramarie6675
    @taramarie6675 3 години тому +2

    WOW!! That’s amazing!

  • @ClareCharlton-z4q
    @ClareCharlton-z4q 3 години тому +1

    Hi Becky, Josh & all the acre family!! Xx

  • @koltonthomas9953
    @koltonthomas9953 3 години тому +2

    Is this a separate video from last weeks?

  • @MandaPandaBailey
    @MandaPandaBailey 3 години тому +1

    This preservation season has been so fun to watch! ❤️

  • @kammiegeorge8213
    @kammiegeorge8213 3 години тому +2

    hello friend

  • @goodfoodladies
    @goodfoodladies 3 години тому +2

    uncooked tomato water is very nice in a salad dressing

    • @Caareenkm6726
      @Caareenkm6726 2 години тому +1

      Thanks for that hint. 😊

    • @silviamagda
      @silviamagda 2 години тому

      What is uncooked tomato water? I didn't understand. The juice from raw tomatoes?

  • @ShanYalesTale
    @ShanYalesTale 3 години тому +1

    Just wondering, have you tried using your electric roaster to cook the tomatoes down? You might get the same flavor as the oven roasted, but the efficiency of the stove top. I've never canned tomato sauce so I'm just wondering in case I buy some tomatoes next year. ❤

    • @marcidevries5515
      @marcidevries5515 2 години тому +1

      When I use my roaster, it tadtes just like stove-top sauce as the skins aren't toasted. It does leave more stove space open!

    • @cherylscholtz3152
      @cherylscholtz3152 2 години тому +1

      I believe she did that last year.

  • @annettegregg8654
    @annettegregg8654 3 години тому +1

    Good evening Becky

  • @Jess-ow3og
    @Jess-ow3og Годину тому

    Hey Becky love your videos!! What size and brand is the mixer you were using and would you recommend it for large batches?
    Thanks!!

  • @Mammielentz
    @Mammielentz 3 години тому

    Thanks to you...I am now meal prepping and preparing freezer meals. Much love to you and your little family! 🧡🍁🍴🍳🧑‍🍳

  • @joanyates1993
    @joanyates1993 2 години тому

    I really like your channel Becky ❣️ I'm wanting to freeze dry herbs after watching you! So I'm looking into getting myself a freeze dryer.
    Thank you so much for all that you have shown us!
    Acre Homestead! 👸🤴🏻

  • @RC-mc6rc
    @RC-mc6rc Годину тому

    Yeah! 2 videos in 2 days! Thank you thank you that you!!!!! I love that you did that! Friend you keep me company when I’m doing things such as laundry etc!❤ thanks Becky and Josh!

  • @carolranigler6912
    @carolranigler6912 Годину тому

    Listening to Becky, while processing carrots into pickles, pickled beets, and onions. Turnips, cabbage, and kohlrabi all prepped too. Hard work but so worth it!,,

  • @carolynschieferstine2548
    @carolynschieferstine2548 Годину тому

    This is my next project, last week I canned chicken soup, this weekend I canned sloppy Joe mix and a no salt red bell pepper, onion and garlic with jalapeños sauce I froze. Love seeing the empty spaces getting filled up on my shelves. Thank you for the inspiration...yet again!

  • @melysaanne
    @melysaanne Годину тому

    Hi Becky, Josh, & Acre...When I open a jar of marinara or tomato sauce and I don't use it all, instead of trying to use it immediately, I put what's leftover in a plastic to-go container and freeze it. Then it doesn't go to waste! Love your channel! ❤

  • @leahsiemens1424
    @leahsiemens1424 Годину тому

    "I have a little sticky note.... Where's my sticky note?" That is SO me! 🤣😂

  • @ClassicKas
    @ClassicKas 2 години тому

    When you freeze them next year you can slip the skins 😉
    Also, prayers sent out to those affected by Hurricane Helene, especially those in western N.C..

  • @lisafitzpatrick885
    @lisafitzpatrick885 Годину тому

    Yep, I lose my notes all the time😂. BTW does ur sister can as much as u do? Does she have a big garden? Do ur friends come by when u have extra vegs & fruit often when u have a lot? Love to ur sister on ur channel too. Love watching u. We have 3 in family so we do small batch meals. We do 9x9, & freeze in it. Plus we love seeing ur pups too.

  • @sharonthepixie
    @sharonthepixie Годину тому

    I’m so jealous, I grew 4 Roma tomato plants and 3 tomatillos just because I have very little space to grow. I live in the highlands of Scotland and I’m so happy that the tomatillos have given me fruit

  • @truthseeker6370
    @truthseeker6370 2 години тому

    I watched the whole first video of Becky making marinara sauce. Did I somehow miss the wine, onion and garlic reduction part?

  • @charmainemrtnz
    @charmainemrtnz 2 години тому

    Great idea for Christmas gifts! The pan looks very nice. I love that you tweak recipes as you go along. Your example has helped me learn how to tweak recipes myself. Thanks!

  • @NancyRiley-u8o
    @NancyRiley-u8o Годину тому

    Don't feel bad I make sticky notes all the time too,sometimes I even loose it. I started doing your method with the grocery list by taking a pic of it!
    Can't wait to see a pantry tour when you get all your canning done.
    The cinnamon rolls delicious 😋. I've been receiving your newsletter and I love it.😊❤❤

  • @rogergreener9457
    @rogergreener9457 2 години тому

    In "Homesreading With the Zimmermans", Ruthanne made potato cinamon rolls for Christmas. She poured the cream over the top

  • @CynthiaAlvarado-l1g
    @CynthiaAlvarado-l1g 2 години тому

    Hi Becky 👋 l have been watching you since you were pregnant with you little boy l enjoy watching you .and l have learned so much girlfriend thank you

  • @shirleymurphy1958
    @shirleymurphy1958 Годину тому

    Becky have you ever made tomato pie using fresh tomatoes. Just a bottom crust no top . Sliced tomatoes dipped in flour which has garlic powder , a little oregano,salt and pepper . Layer in pie plate with some fresh basil then parmesan and at the top use mozzarella cheese . Bake 350 degrees for 50 mins or bubbly in middle . I cover with foil for the first half of the bake . When I have lots of fresh tomatoes out of my garden I slice them up and flash freeze on cookies sheet on parchment papper. When froze put in freezer bags for thru the winter for tomatoe pie. It make a great side or a meal with salad greens. Can add peperoni slices too top also.
    Hope you give it a try . If you like pizza or those flavors.

  • @jackiegeib8344
    @jackiegeib8344 2 години тому

    Wow I watched you cut your onions. I’ve been doing it all wrong. Thanks for the info 😊

  • @Julie-si3hi
    @Julie-si3hi 2 години тому

    Becky i made 2 of your recelpies last week...they were a hit! Im hoping to make some breakfasts this week😊thank you for your fantastic channel x

  • @lesliemelby7633
    @lesliemelby7633 Годину тому

    I can always tell when you really like something. Your beautiful eyes open wide and you smile from ear to ear. Thank you for happy feeling you impart. Be Blessed.

  • @terrapedes
    @terrapedes Годину тому

    A thought, if you’re putting the tomatoes through the food mill, is it necessary to cut end/core them? They get taken away by the food mill anyway 🤔

  • @stephaniejackson8555
    @stephaniejackson8555 Годину тому

    All those small tomatoes went into my blender, then the freeze dryer for powder. You're ambitious!

  • @cherylynn927
    @cherylynn927 Годину тому

    The cinnamon rolls with cream should be covered in foil. The recipe I use called for it. The cream absorbed into the rolls. Excellent and delicious!

  • @SylviaDeHoyos
    @SylviaDeHoyos Годину тому

    Great video as always!!! Question…some of my rings are a bit rusty, can you still reuse them?

  • @whitelilly35
    @whitelilly35 Годину тому

    A little fyi: my mom does the stove top method when canning tomato sauce from fresh tomatoes. If you want to save some time in cooking the tomatoes, cut all of them in smaller pieces. It will help cook the down even faster. Also she adds a leaf or two of fresh basil in her jar just before pouring the sauce in the jars. Well done, Becky. 😊

  • @marytillison8392
    @marytillison8392 58 хвилин тому

    Why is your channel getting harder to find recipes I’m sure others agree!!

  • @terir7291
    @terir7291 Годину тому

    Hey Becky, I put all my tomatoes through my food grinder first then i cook it down....this cuts down on a lot of cooking time in my opinion..

  • @RebeccaCohens2
    @RebeccaCohens2 3 години тому

    I love that the time you post your videos is just wen I come back from my job and have my time to rest and relax. This videos are so good, they help me relax. Love from Brasil.

  • @sweetnsassy4329
    @sweetnsassy4329 2 години тому

    Hi Becky, what brand of scale do you use? Thank you.

  • @angelagasparithompson3995
    @angelagasparithompson3995 2 години тому

    Always an adventure to watch you cook and realize that I’m not the only one to mess up a recipe and find some “new” workarounds.

  • @badge2045
    @badge2045 Годину тому

    From an Italian home marinara us just like u made. We, most of us, don't use oregano in marinara or spaghetti sauce, only in pizza sauce. I usually use puree add salt pepper garlic n oregano and olive oil

  • @susieq2544
    @susieq2544 Годину тому

    Just remember, how will you get your tomato skins in the future for tomato powder if you use only this method? It’s because of the oven roasting of the tomatoes that you were able to get the skins you needed for the powder. Just thinking out loud.😊

  • @071619571
    @071619571 2 години тому

    As always love your videos I especially like the longer cooking and and canning videos. Thank you.

  • @lindamickel8545
    @lindamickel8545 2 години тому

    Always thought pizza sauce is thicker than marinara sauce.

  • @keelaeldridge8487
    @keelaeldridge8487 58 хвилин тому

    Love the idea of saving tomato skins however the skins have lectins as nightshades have. Lectins are hard on me causing nausea vomiting and diarrhea,same for lot of people especially with thyroid issues

  • @susanhamilton1707
    @susanhamilton1707 2 години тому

    Your mother tapes her instructions on the cabinet, or refrigerator. That would be a smart thing to do with your sticky note, or make a note in your phone! I am really bad about making lists then losing my list.

  • @dawnwatkins6554
    @dawnwatkins6554 2 години тому

    Why do you weigh your tomatoes for the recipe you making after preparing them instead of after? You loose several pounds in the preparation process.

  • @lorettagallie3096
    @lorettagallie3096 Годину тому

    I was just commenting how neat you are and your kitchen is. Mine gets scary!

  • @dhunters5
    @dhunters5 57 хвилин тому

    It is amazing how much more paste you get by running the scraps through a second time.