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Spicy Tomato Sauce with Garlic and Anchovies (Bagna d'Inferno)

2 cups

20 minutes

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We developed this sauce as a topping for polenta, but it also would be delicious tossed with pasta.

2

cups

Tip

Don't bother chopping the anchovies before adding them to the skillet. The fillets are easily broken apart with a wooden spoon or silicone spatula as they cook.

20 minutes

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Reviews
MARY C.
March 28, 2024
Very good
This was on my list to make this for abut a year. It was very good, I loved the flavors. I didn't like the abundance of skins. Put the remainder in my food processor. Look forward to eating it that way. May add a touch of cream when I reheat.
Ann M.

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Mosi K.

Is is ok to use the oil from the anchovies in this recipe?

Lynn C.

Hi Mosi -

The oil from the anchovies will add significantly more anchovy flavor so as long as you're OK with that the recipe should still work fine.

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The Milk Street Team