The New York Spaghetti House

NEW YORK SPAGHETTI HOUSE PASTA SAUCES

Italian pasta is a delightful dish that is usually thought of as the main course in America. It can be prepared in many variations, and is particularly handy during those busy days when time is essential. Using NYSH ready-prepared sauce will hasten the preparation of a nourishing, delectable meal.

Marinara Sauce. Marinara is an Italian word referring to the sea. Therefore, the sauce is constructed with a hint of anchovy. This is a basic, non-meat tomato sauce that is so very versatile. Adding various toppings like shrimp, mushrooms or vegetables can delectably enhance it. For a higher level of spice, one can add more red pepper flakes. In the summer time when fresh basil is prevalent, garnish marinara pasta with this delightful herb. Also, some people insist that marinara is an ideal pizza sauce. Where to Shop.

 

Brown Sauce. The famous brown sauce invented Mario Brigotti when he first opened the New York Spaghetti House in 1927. This sauce is made with a vegetable base, meat ground very finely, and, of course, plum tomatoes and spices simmered to a smooth consistency. Meatballs are a natural addition for a one-dish meal. Where to Shop.

 

Romana Sauce. Mario Brigotti needed another sauce for his growing clientele in the early 1930s. In his expediency, he sautéed green peppers, onions, and mushrooms and added some ready-made sauce to it like his mother did at home in Sutri, Italy, creating the popular Romana Sauce. This is a sauce ideal for linguini or rigatoni, a most hearty meal to be sure. Where to Shop.

 

NEW YORK SPAGHETTI HOUSE
HOUSE SALAD DRESSING

This is the signature zesty oil & vinegar dressing introduced at the restaurant in the mid-1970s. Many customers preferred generous portions of this dressing on their dinner salads, and it was routinely drizzled over antipasti and the fresh tomato & red onion salad. Where to Shop.





 


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