Yesterday I was given some peppers and mushrooms, so naturally today I thought I would make some mass quantities of pizza sauce.
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| I went to the Farmer's Market here in town, which is open on Monday afternoons/evenings and got a lot of tomatoes. |
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| Had to do these in a couple of batches. I boiled the tomatoes to make them softer for when I put them in the blender. Also, it makes it easier to take the skins off if you boil them (though, I decided that it was too much work to take all the skins off....so I left the skins on about 3/4 of them. The internet said it would be ok, and that it was a matter of personal preference. |
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| Lovely red blended tomatoes. |
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| Added some salt, pepper, basil, and oregano. |
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| Meanwhile, sauteing peppers, onions, garlic, etc |
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| Blended the peppers/onions/garlic, and poured that into the mix. |
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| The key ingredient. Finely chop, and then saute. Do not put in blender. |
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| Like this. |
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| At this point I realize that I will not be able to fit the small amount of leftover sauce that I intended to add to this, as well as the tomato paste....so I get the next biggest pot, which also happens to be the canning pot. |
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| Much better. |
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| Plenty of room. |
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| Bring to boil, stirring a lot. Then let simmer for at least 15 minutes. Stir often. |
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| Helps to have this handy device for putting the sauce into jars. |
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| Tada! The tupperware is for the sauce that we will use sometime this week. Plus I used up all my jars. |
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| Getting reading to be sealed. The little one wouldn't fit. |
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| Almost done. Have to sit on this towel for 12 hours. |
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| I wonder how long this will last? |
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