One six-ounce can contains roughly 12 tablespoons of tomato paste, which can get you through Ali’s lentils cacciatore (three tablespoons), vegetarian Bolognese (four tablespoons) ...

Tomato paste won't stay fresh in the fridge forever, but you shouldn't just toss a tube in the freezer. Instead, store it using this simple, convenient method.

Tomato paste brings the focus back around to what the Bloody is supposed to be about: How well tomatoes pair with vodka (or tequila, or gin). It contributes deeper, ...

Some tomato paste is labeled as “double-concentrated,” which obviously means that the tomato is even more intense. A few ounces of the stuff packs a punch.

Tomato sandwiches are a simple Southern staple, but if you want to kick them up a notch, there's an umami-packed addition ...

Tomato paste is a pantry MVP: Its concentrated, almost meaty taste adds nuance and body to sauces and more. Here's how to use it correctly. Steals & Deals: Up to 71% off Turkish Towels, Cooling ...

Tomato paste is one of those essential ingredients, and a pantry just wouldn’t be complete without at least one can of it. At least I know mine isn’t.

Similarly, it’s a natural in stews and braises. Tomato paste is a useful timesaver in shorter-cooking, one-pan dishes. Pair it with mellow and bold flavors alike.