We heated up the 'maters and once warm and soft, mashed them. Then we ran them thru the food mill....put all the pureed sauce back on the stove.
And there it has sat....I think it's been 3 days now. I just left it on Low all the time, and we'd stir it each time we walked by and remembered it was on there.
You can see from the sides of the pot that the sauce has reduced quite a bit.
The recipe: (which I got from Homesteading Today) The "I" below is the poster who gave out the recipe.
pureed tomatoes (about 6 – 7 pounds)
2 large finely minced onions
4 minced garlic cloves
3 TB olive oil
2 TB lemon juice
1 teaspoon cracked pepper
1 TB sugar
2 TB fresh chopped parsley
1 TB dry oregano or 3 TB fresh
1 TB dry basil or 3 fresh
1 tsp celery seed
2 tsp salt
You want to mix all this together and cook until it decreases by half. I put mine in a roaster and bake it in the oven overnight at about 200 degrees.
To make it "super spicy" (how I like it,) just DOUBLE all the spices not the salt and sugar though.Substitute brown sugar or honey for white, for a different taste. You can cook a bay leaf in with it too. Also try some sweet red peppers finely chopped.
Process in a water bath canner 25 minutes for pints. Start timing after the water starts boiling. Makes about 5 pints.
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3 comments:
Oh great! Do you mind if I add this the recipe book in my forum?
Yes, you bet...can you please credit back to Homesteading Today, since that's where I got it from.
Yup, I sure will... thanks!
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