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Pizza sauce – spicy tomato sauce with pul biber

Diavola-inspired pizza with spicy salami, peppers and red onion. Also good with sautéed mushrooms.

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The original recipe makes 4 pizzas. Choose a quantity to scale the ingredients.

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Quantity4 pizzasApproximate time20–30 minutesEquipmentSmall saucepan and spoon

Cuisine: Italian-inspired

Estimated timing: about 5 min preparation · about 20 min cooking. These estimates describe the basic method and are not measured kitchen timings. Follow the method and any time ranges above.

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Method

  1. Warm the aromatics

    Gently soften the garlic in the oil. Stir in the tomato purée and cook for about a minute without scorching.

  2. Simmer the sauce

    Add the tomatoes, oregano and initially ½ tsp pul biber. Simmer uncovered for 15–20 minutes.

  3. Adjust the heat

    Adjust the chilli and salt. Cool before use; spread 60–80 g over each pizza.

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Diavola-inspired pizza with spicy salami, peppers and red onion. Also good with sautéed mushrooms.

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This is a Sapidus variation. Pul biber varies in heat and may contain salt; spicy salami and cheese also contribute salt.

Quantity and use

About 330–360 g · 4–5 pizzas · 20–30 minutes. Scale the ingredients by pizza count; use a thin layer. The approximate yield can cover an extra pizza if spread sparingly.