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Canned Tomatoes Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
San Marzano or Plum Tomatoes (very ripe is best) - see notes

Salt
fresh basil

Make yogurt size containers of ice or use cubes

Mason Jars, Canning Pot, knife, wooden spoon, 2 colanders

Directions:
Directions:
Remove stems

Clean tomatoes well

Put in hot boiling water for 30-45 seconds

Remove and put in a bucket of iced water

Peel the skins

Let drain in a colander

Cut tomatoes in half and with fingers remove the seeds and then core

Put in another colander

Put tomatoes in the jar and use the end of a wooden spoon to push them down without crushing; avoid gaps

Fill ½ inch from the rim

Clean the rims, secure the lids and put in a water bath; cover jars with 1 inch of water over the top

Bring water to a boil and boil for 45 minutes

Let cool

Optional: may add a little salt and a few leaves of fresh basil to each jar

Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
3 ½ lbs. Tomatoes per quart size mason jar
Don’t put an X in the tomato - this avoids excess water in the fruit
If using a round tomato, slice in half, squeeze out seeds and water and core. If large, then quarter rather than halve
60 lbs of tomatoes = about 20 jars

Timing: for 60 lbs and 3 people - ½ hour to blanch and peel, ½ hour to cut; ½ hour to drain - 1 ½ hours then 45 minutes to process

 

 

 

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