Tips for Better Tomatoes
Always choose tomatoes that are very ripe and good quality. The more flavorful the tomatoes are to begin with, the better the result will be after cooking.
Avoid using tomatoes with signs of mold or severely damaged areas.
Slow cooking naturally concentrates the flavors, so there is no need to add lots of ingredients.
You can prepare several portions at once when tomatoes are plentiful and freeze them for use during the months when fresh tomatoes are less flavorful.
About Preserving Tomatoes in Jars
If your goal is to keep tomatoes for several months in a pantry at room temperature, don’t simply pour the hot preparation into jars and seal them.
Tomatoes can vary in acidity, and an improper canning method can allow dangerous microorganisms to grow. The absence of vinegar therefore does not automatically mean that the preparation is safe.
For room-temperature storage in jars, use a tested and validated canning method, following the specified processing time, temperature, and, where applicable, acidification requirements for that particular preparation.
Conclusion
This method allows you to enjoy the taste of ripe, flavorful tomatoes all year round. The tomatoes are simply cooked in their own juices until they become concentrated and delicious, then portioned and stored in the freezer.
It’s an excellent way to avoid wasting seasonal tomatoes and to always have a homemade base ready to use when you want to quickly prepare delicious recipes during the winter.
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