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 how do you store ripe tomatoes?
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10/30/24 01:56 PM
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is there a simple way to can them or water / bath them?
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Re: how do you store ripe tomatoes?
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10/30/24 02:07 PM
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not pickled, to use in my wife's spaghetti sauce etc
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Re: how do you store ripe tomatoes?
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10/30/24 02:11 PM
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Can them. Mason jars.
Make the sauce just like the store. Canned. Or just plain tomatoes. You'll need a pressure cooker and a case of jars.
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Re: how do you store ripe tomatoes?
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10/30/24 06:52 PM
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David Welcher
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Wash them and let em dry, put on a cookie sheet and freeze them for several hours, then bag them and freeze them using a vacuum sealer to get out almost all the air. Then when you want to make hot sauce, you pull out what you want, thaw and they peel really easy.
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Re: how do you store ripe tomatoes?
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Wash them and let em dry, put on a cookie sheet and freeze them for several hours, then bag them and freeze them using a vacuum sealer to get out almost all the air. Then when you want to make hot sauce, you pull out what you want, thaw and they peel really easy.
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Re: how do you store ripe tomatoes?
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11/07/24 11:58 PM
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Wash them and let em dry, put on a cookie sheet and freeze them for several hours, then bag them and freeze them using a vacuum sealer to get out almost all the air. Then when you want to make hot sauce, you pull out what you want, thaw and they peel really easy. This is the very reason we are getting ready to purchase a vacuum chamber sealer. You don't have to freeze them first with the chamber types. Still doing my research on which one I want to get.
Last edited by Oldrabbit; 11/08/24 12:21 PM. Reason: Added text
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Re: how do you store ripe tomatoes?
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11/08/24 04:13 AM
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Sundried tomatoes are pretty tasty....
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