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Shrimp in garlic sauce, camarones al ajillo, also known as Gambas al Ajillo in Spain are very simple and quick to make, yet they are delicious and elegant.This shrimp dish has a wonderful garlic flavor and you can also have it as an appetizer, over salad or as a main dish over pasta or rice.

This sauce can be used with pasta, beans, sloppy joes and so on.

I ran across this recipe on the Eating Well website and thought I'd try it out. Of course I modified it a bit, but this is a must make recipe with few ingredients. Very flavorful and filling. I served this over steamed green beans.

I had some canned tomatoes left over, so I made this.This is an easy-to-make tomato sauce.By cooking this all the way, the sweetness of the tomatoes and ketchup is drawn out, so I don't use sugar. Recipe by HHAK

Can't decide if you want cream or tomato based pasta sauce? Try a Rosé! I couldn't find a good Rosé sauce recipe anywhere, so I modified one to suit me taste from Epicurious.com

Shrimp in a garlic sauce, camarones al ajillo are very simple and quick to make, yet it is a delicious recipe and has a wonderful garlic flavor.You can also have it as an appetizer, over salad or as a main dish over pasta or rice.

You can make this white sauce in no time. I add bacon and ketchup into leftover rice, and pour over white sauce to make an easy doria, or make a small amount of the sauce to make gratin with toasted bread, or use it in a bento box. Sometimes I add more milk to make a thinner sauce, and pour it over omurice as well.The strength of gluten in the bread flour will easily produce a smooth sauce without fail, but you can produce good results with cake flour as well. Recipe by Ayamentaiko

Delicious pasta sauce; vegan or not, you will love it! You can add vegetables, and/or if you're the carnivorous type, any meats!

I don't usually keep pizza sauce on hand, so when I need it I make this.This sauce has more onions than regular pizza sauce, but feel free to reduce if you prefer.If you like, blend the finished sauce into a paste in a blender or food processor. Recipe by *Anna*

Get those hot doggies a jacket, cause they're about to get a little chili!This is super simple and delicious. You'll never want to buy it canned again!If you or someone you're preparing this for does not like beans you can totally omit them. I just love beans in my chili and chili dog sauce!

This one is versatile and easy to make. You can adjust the spiciness by removing the seeds or adding more chili.

The sauce thickens up nicely and has great bold flavors of spice, herbs, and tomato. If you like marinara with high flavor please give this recipe a try.