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Learn how to prepare a homemade tomato sauce base from onion, garlic and canned tomatoes, then turn it into three different sauces – with fresh herbs, four cheeses and a creamy rosé. The sauces keep for several months in the refrigerator or freezer, ideal for pasta, pizza and many other preparations.
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