The sauce itself is a family tradition that was created by a humble yet endlessly influential Italian immigrant woman- Assunta Cantisano. But that doesnt mean i have to compromise on taste or quality.įortunately Ragu is an authentic Italian sauce that you can feel good about feeding your family. But who has the time? With a baby and a toddler competing for my attention, I definitely don't. Obviously homemade sauces are great if you have the time. It has that homemade good old home cooking flavor with a simplicity you can't help but love. Her go to-and now my go to sauce-was Ragu pasta sauce. I would always sneak back for seconds as soon as she wasn't looking and eat more than my share when it was finally dinner time.īecause she was a working mom she definitely did not have the time to make her sauce. As soon as I smelled it I would run over to the stove and start devouring the sauce before my mom could shoo me away. Even my baby boy who just started eating solids loves anything with tomato sauce on it. Growing up I can remember coming home from school to the smell of my own favorite-my mom's spaghetti. Her very favorite meals are lasagna, spaghetti, ravioli, and, after making this dish-ziti. And, apparently my love for all things pasta is genetic and my daughter inherited it. Although we aren't Italian, we like to think that we are at heart because all our favorite dishes involve tomato sauce and noodles. Pasta in our family is a beloved tradition. You can get this same yummy meal at home for a fraction of the price-and it's surprisingly FAST to put together! Once your noodles are cooked it literally takes minutes to throw together and only 20 minutes to bake-making this a 30 minute meal from start to finish! Give it a try. I mean, gooey, cheesy pasta baked to perfection? Definitely delicious, and definitely a warm comfort meal perfect for a cold day. You might want to pair this with a rhubarb drink to help wash it all down.I have always been a huge fan of Olive Garden's Baked Ziti. Now that we’ve had a glimpse of the flavors of our five cheese marinara, it’s time to make this savory pasta sauce.
Like Fontina, it has a rich nutty aroma and produces a silky texture when heated. But if you’re going to use it for melting, go for Gruyere.
It has a stringy texture and a mild flavor. Havarti will make a good sub as it also has the same characteristics as mozzarella and can be melted easily.
You might not have all the cheese on hand, so here’s a quick guide you can follow below to learn what you can use as a substitute for the 5 types of cheese. This marinara pasta wouldn’t be five cheese marinara if it doesn’t have five types of cheese.
Use cheese substitutes if you don’t have all of them on hand.Adding ground beef, seafood, or chicken strips will surely give this marinara pasta a hearty boost! Add your favorite meat if you want to.You can also add it in chunks if you’re aiming to add juicy bites of that ol’ fashioned tomatoes. This will give your marinara additional tanginess, sweetness, and thicker texture. Let’s make the best pasta sauce! Tips on Making Five Cheese Marinara Sauceīefore you start cooking, here are some tips that will amp up this amazing dish: This marinara pasta sauce is a crowd favorite along with Olive Garden’s meatballs, which you can also throw along in this recipe! Now, grab your cheeses, pasta noodles, and bring your hungry belly. The sauce became widely popular, so much so that Olive Garden even created a separate menu just for the sauce to match with your favorite pasta! So we’ve also followed suit and made our very own cheesy marinara sauce recipe for you to try. This recipe originated from Olive Garden’s five cheese ziti al forno, which means baked ziti pasta. One of our favorite pasta sauces to make is this Olive Garden’s five cheese marinara sauce.
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