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Prosciutto Chicken Parm Sandwich
This Prosciutto Chicken Parm Sandwich is made with high-quality Tuttorosso San Marzano Style Chopped Tomatoes for a sauce that tastes fresh and full-bodied.
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Creamy Vodka Riggies
Tomato vodka sauce made with Tuttorosso San Marzano Style Hand Crushed Tomatoes create a rich pasta dish your family will love.
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Pasta alla Norma
Pasta alla Norma combines tender fried eggplant, fresh basil, and creamy ricotta salata with a rich tomato sauce.
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Gordon Ramsay’s Steak Sandwich
This Gordon Ramsay’s Steak Sandwich gets a spicy twist in this copy cat version, made with Tuttorosso Petite Diced Tomatoes for a punchy, slow-cooked tomato relish.
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Garlic Butter Hot Honey Pepperoni Pizza Croissants
Garlic Butter Hot Honey Pepperoni Pizza Croissants take everything you love about a classic slice and tuck it inside a buttery, flaky croissant.
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Spicy Tomato Carbonara
This Spicy Tomato Carbonara takes the classic carbonara to the next level with the bold addition of Tuttorosso Tomato Paste and Calabrian chilis.
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White Bean Antipasto Salad
This White Bean Antipasto Salad is packed with flavor and protein. It is quick and easy to assemble, and is the ultimate salad for warm Summer months.
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Quesadilla with Bomba Sauce
This quesadilla gets an Italian spin by adding a spicy bomba spread, mozzarella cheese and fried peppers. Serve it with some Tuttorosso tomato sauce.
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Whipped Tomato Butter
Savory and delicious on warm bread, grilled meat, grilled corn, or corn bread…the ideas are endless . Make it ahead, and shape into a log on plastic wrap.
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Zucchini Sausage Tortellini
This five ingredient dish is simple to make and easy to love. Spicy slices of Italian sausage intermixed with fresh zucchini and cheesy tortellini.
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Tortellini Pasta Salad
This light, crowd-pleasing pasta salad combines cheesy tortellini with fresh greens, mushrooms and diced tomatoes coated in a garlic-onion vinaigrette.
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Tomato Basil Ravioli
Deceptively simple, this 5-ingredient recipe is a quick, easy and crowd-pleasing dish that capitalizes on the Italian staples.