Later in the season I visited home and basically took the
rest of the tomatoes from my Mom and Dad’s. Since Mom was pretty much done canning, I was glad to take
the remaining tomatoes back to the Cbus.
I had about 6 pounds to work with, not a lot, but enough to
make a few jars for sure. I
decided to make some tomato jam, as I was inspired by my friend Leah Curtis who
told me of her love for the oddity.
I highly respect Leah for many reasons, but really value her tips and
advice when it comes to cooking and food.
She’s a natural! So anyway,
she told me stories of egg sandwiches with tomato jam and how the tasty treat
was basically one of her favorite things.
Leah was right. Tomato jam is the bomb. I used the recipe from Food in Jars and it was prefect. Some of my favorite days are when I can spend the whole day in the kitchen canning. The tomato jam simmered pretty much all day before being put in jars. The recipe caught me a little off guard at first since no peeling or anything but coring was required. But hey, less work, so score!
Leah was right. Tomato jam is the bomb. I used the recipe from Food in Jars and it was prefect. Some of my favorite days are when I can spend the whole day in the kitchen canning. The tomato jam simmered pretty much all day before being put in jars. The recipe caught me a little off guard at first since no peeling or anything but coring was required. But hey, less work, so score!
If you have a few tomatoes, make this stuff. I have already been through 2 jars and
am practically hoarding it! Tomato jam is an egg's best friend.
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