
Sauce for meatballs
Description
A universal dressing for salads and hot dishes. I suggest slightly modifying the traditional recipe by adding a bit of soy sauce to the sauce for meatballs—instead of the usual bland "kindergarten-style" gravy, you'll get an exquisite delicacy with a subtle Asian twist. Spices are a matter of personal preference, but I find bay leaf, basil, coriander, and oregano the most suitable for this sauce. Fresh parsley also works perfectly well. Ideal for pasta, meat, and vegetables.
Instructions
- 1
Step 1

First, peel and finely chop the onion.
- 2
Step 2

Chop the garlic with a knife—not too finely.
- 3
Step 3

In a skillet with heated vegetable oil, sauté the onion and garlic until lightly golden.
- 4
Step 4

Mix the soy sauce with salt and spices.
- 5
Step 5

Add tomato paste.
- 6
Step 6

And we'll add this mixture to the pan with the onion and garlic. We'll sauté it, stirring constantly, for just about 2 minutes, then add the chopped tomatoes (whether or not to peel them is up to you—I personally sometimes leave the skins on).
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Step 7

Bring the resulting sauce to a boil; if it turns out too thick, add a little water. The same goes for salt, spices, and sugar.
- 8
Step 8

That's it - the sauce is ready! You can now add the meatballs and simmer them; in 15-20 minutes, a delicious and attractive dish will be on your table.