DoubleRidge
Well-Known Member
Been picking a few tomatoes here and there and enjoying them with breakfast but a few days ago they really came in. Picked little over two bushel between slicers and cherry tomatoes. So we decided to make a batch of tomatoe sauce that can be seasoned at time of cooking. Basically a base sauce for spaghetti, lasagna, pasta sauce, soups, chilli, etc....we bought a 22 quart electric roaster and the cook time, to get the thickness we wanted, was around 9 hours...we washed, cored and removed any bad spots or blemishes. Pictures are below of the process. Because we hot water bath canned them each jar did get
a half teaspoon of salt and half teaspoon of citric acid. 22 quart roaster full of tomatoes, cooked down for
around 9 hours, made 13 quarts of sauce.
a half teaspoon of salt and half teaspoon of citric acid. 22 quart roaster full of tomatoes, cooked down for
around 9 hours, made 13 quarts of sauce.