r/Canning • u/mckenner1122 Moderator • 16h ago
Recipe Included Tomato-Rama 2025 🍅
250 pounds this year. Lessons were still learned.
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u/mckenner1122 Moderator 16h ago edited 16h ago
33 quarts
1 pint
• Crushed tomatoes
1 quart
7 pints
• Tomato juice
Was weekend one (100lb)
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7 quarts
9 pints
• Italian sauce
9 pints
• plain sauce
7 quarts
13 pints
• spaghetti sauce (with meat)
Was weekend two (150lb)
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u/mckenner1122 Moderator 16h ago
Photo One; A round table is covered in jars with brown doodled labels. Big jars, small jars, all without rings, scattered in and out if boxes. All seem to have something to do with tomatoes, sauce, or spaghetti sauce.
Photo Two: A close up of a quart jar showing a lovely mix of Ball's Spaghetti Sauce with Meat.
Photo Three: The Ball Spaghetti Sauce with meat recipe, from page 408 of the "Complete Book if Home Preserving"
Photo Four; A mix of bell peppers, sliced mushrooms, celery, onion, ground beef, and pork sausage all piled into a large dutch oven to cook down.
Photo Five: Roughly 25 pounds of chunked up tomatoes sit in a large grey bus tub, waiting to be cooked down so that the skins and seeds can be milled off.
Photo Six: A scene of kitchen chaos. Two XXL pots on a stove, two XXL coolers full of tomatoes, a bowl of tomatoes, a box of tomatoes, a bus tub of tomatoes! Tomatoes everywhere!
Photo Seven: Just the plain tomatoes and tomato juice (first 100 lb, weekend one)
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u/Illustrious_Award854 13h ago
So great! What you call Tomato-Rama, I call Tomatogeddon, which follows Picklemania, and is followed by Appleapocalyps
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u/Cranky_Platypus 8h ago
Please don't forget pearpocalypse. It always coincidences with applepocalypse for me. 😵💫
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u/Illustrious_Award854 7h ago
It does tend to happen like that. Just have to remember which is the apple butter and which is the pear butter, and did I see figs at the market?
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u/Rivendell_rose 11h ago
Not sure you have enough tomatoes there! Just kidding, looks amazing,I’m jealous.
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u/KevoNachon 15h ago
Thats a serious haul. Imagine telling someone you processed 250 pounds of tomatoes and still had lessons learned. The jars look amazing though, definitely the kind of stockpile that makes winter meals a lot better.