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Freezing Stewed Tomatoes with Skins
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Freezing Stewed Tomatoes with their Skins

You can freeze stewed tomatoes as well as raw tomatoes.
The red of tomatoes is what makes them full of health benefits, even when you are enjoying them as a refreshing juice or tomato sauce. Tomatoes are fat-burning, help prevent cancer, and are a very heart-healthy food. For sure they are a healthy superfood.
The sweet taste of tomatoes is a great addition to many meals.  Here is a simple and easy way to have them available for your meals all year long.
This is a much easier and faster way to keep them than making canned tomatoes.
Course Sauce
Cuisine gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian
Keyword tomato
Author Diana Herrington

Ingredients

  • Ripe tomatoes

Instructions

  • Remove the stem ends and quarter the ripe tomatoes.
  • Put the tomatoes in a sauce pan that has a lid.
  • Cover them and let them cook until tender (10 to 20 minutes).
  • Cool the tomatoes completely, and then pour into jars leaving headspace.
  • For a quart jar of liquid, leave at least an inch empty at the top. If you don’t the jar could break.
  • Seal and freeze.
  • So it was easy freezing stewed tomatoes wasn't it.

Notes

Find out more about the health benefits of Tomatoes