Busy day preserving tomatoes

Figgerlickinggood

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I don’t have a basement or pantry to store jarred tomatoes so I decided to freeze them instead. I washed, cut up and puréed them in the food processor cooked them with some garlic and onion and basil. After cooking for 1 hour I let it cool down and put it in 2 one gallon freezer bags and will put them in the top freezer in the new mini fridge.

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I still have about 80 quarts of tomato sauce in the deep freeze from last year I never turned into sauce. Last year, by the end of the gardening season I was kind of over it.

This year I’ve been processing tomatoes and turning them into sauce in smaller batches over doing the whole day cook off. Seems to be going ok at the moment, atleast I haven’t given up yet. Now to figure out what to do with a 80 quart frozen block of tomato juice
 
I still have about 80 quarts of tomato sauce in the deep freeze from last year I never turned into sauce. Last year, by the end of the gardening season I was kind of over it.

This year I’ve been processing tomatoes and turning them into sauce in smaller batches over doing the whole day cook off. Seems to be going ok at the moment, atleast I haven’t given up yet. Now to figure out what to do with a 80 quart frozen block of tomato juice
We used to do a lot of homemade salsa too - chunky with jalapeño and onions and lots of lime juice so you don't have to overcook, that's the key IMO. It was always eaten up very quickly in our household.

My sister and I (she's one year older) would do big batches when we were in junior high. Back in the good ole days :)
 
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