How To Make HOMEMADE TOMATO SAUCE Like an Italian Nonno

Homemade tomato sauce is the essential ingredient in every Italian household – it’s like liquid gold. This year I was invited to Sicilian tomato master Filippo’s, to make his yearly batch using his very own home-grown Roma tomatoes. 🍅💯

This practice is about more than cooking, it is an annual tradition where the whole family gathers together to create one of the simplest but most important ingredients that will feature heavily on the plate all year round. The custom is dying out in a lot of ways with the older generation but I’m here to teach you how it’s done so you can keep it going! 🍅

Gather your family and make a batch large or small – I promise once you taste the difference you’ll be making your own batch every year too!

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[vincenzosplate]

Here at Vincenzo's Plate we do the best to keep the traditions alive. This video is about one of the best traditions in Italian culture: "Tomato Sauce Day"...Share this with your family and friends and share your love with a thumbs up and a nice comment for Filippo. Thank you🍅

[unclemattscookerylessons]

in a time of mass production and companies like the horrible monsanto, how nice it is to see lovely famillies like this holding onto traditions.

[MrMikellsof]

I'm not Italian but I LOVE Italian food. So thank you to Filippo and Vincenzo for keeping the traditions alive!

[Amaling]

My god that is the most beautiful/fun English accent I’ve heard in my life, what a combination Italian/Australian is!

[tamm]

Thank you Phillipo!!! You’re passing down lovely traditions all over the world. Hi from Detroit

[AngelMenendezFitness]

Is impressive how much work and dedication goes on to this. Is funny how sometimes we have things way to easy that we forget about what's on the background. Thanks so much for sharing my friend

[andylovesbats]

I like how when he shows how to make the tomato sauce, his first step is to plant the tomato plants - so pure and beautiful :D

[randyrejer]

My wife and I have been making our own sauce for several years. This was a good learning experience. Always good to get different ideas. I like his idea of the large hot water canner.

[Nick]

Thank you, Filippo! I'm watching this in Ireland with my Italian housemates who are extremely delighted at how you're keeping their traditions alive! ❤️ And thank you Vincenzo for all your videos on traditional italian recipes!

[facelift]

I made this recipe exactly as Filipe and it brought a tear too my nanas eye. Thank you Vincenzo and Filipe!

[cll]

Thanks for sharing this delicious homemade tomato sauce.

[viktor]

This old traditions are real treasures. Thanks to Philippo & Vincenzo

[toddchaddon]

Yes! Let's see Fillipo make his salami! Thank you, Vicenzo and Fillipo. Wonderful episode!

[pontuscedervall]

Keeping the traditions Alive for the future generations to enjoy is important.

[greglane]

My wife’s mom is from Italy and she essentially does the same thing. The taste is out of this world. Thanks for sharing your method!

[richchiappa]

Thank you Vincenzo and Phillipo for showing everyone how we make our sauce!

[salvatrice]

He's amazing, continue carrying on tradition and sharing with the world!

[boblybill]

Man... What a incredible man! I love that this video exists! Keeping a tradition alive, and I'm not even Italian! .... goes looks up irish traditions...

[pdorazio]

Thanks, Felipo for keeping these old school.traditions alive.

[paulp]

Thank you Fillipo for keeping the tradition alive.
I remember my grandfather making wine, kobasica, slanina, ladetinja, rakija.
Some of us grandkids still do it.
Love from an Aussie/Croatian 👍