Canning: Gold Tomato Sauce

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

CIMG4084

My CSA arrived on Monday, but on Tuesday I was leaving for Alaska for 10 days. What to do? Blanch and freeze the greens and can everything else. Much like Marissa from the local canning blog “Food in Jars,” I enjoy small batch canning. It’s an easy evening project and lets you use up all kinds of odds and ends before they pass their ripeness. This golden tomato sauce is based on a recipe I saw recently on 101 recipes, but I added just a few red cherry tomatoes, languishing on the counter, for a little variation.

Posted by Erin on 08/25 at 08:59 AM

Erin, did you water bath process this recipe? Because there’s actually not enough acid in it to be safe. You’ve got to be really careful with tomatoes, because the are in the grey zone when it comes to acidity. They always need to be acidified when you’re going to can them.

Posted by Marisa  on  08/30  at  08:44 PM
Commenting is not available in this weblog entry.

Next entry: Canning: Jalepeno Salsa
Previous entry: Fall Vegetable Gardening

Support a local farmer, crave the freshest produce, worry about what's in or on your food - whatever your reason for eating locally grown and produced food in the Philadelphia area, Farm to Philly is probably writing about it. We're focused on where to find it, how to grow it, and what to do with it!


Follow us on Twitter: @farmtophilly


Interested in becoming a contributor, or have an idea for an entry? Questions or comments? Email us!


Join the Mailing List
Every now and then, Farm to Philly hosts special events, challenges, and contests. Sign up to find out about it first!
Name:
Email:
Subscribe Unsubscribe


Please note: all content, graphics, and photographs are copyrighted.