
So after seeing the tomatoes on Monday and how they had drastically gone from ripe and delicious looking to gross looking juices and a little mold on a few of them I knew that I had to do something fast.

So I looked up spaghetti sauce canning recipes on the internet, after I had found a salsa recipe in my cookbook. I printed out both recipes and went to the store. Last night I spent an hour after the girls had gone to bed and started, I boiled the tomatoes until the skins were ready to come off. And then I spent
a
n HOUR peeling off the skins and taking out the seeds. Probably a bit too meticulous. I was able to clean up and get to bed a little after midnight. Then today while Abbi was taking a nap and of course Alona didn't want to rest for one second, in fact she said..."My brain tells me that I should play." I was able to finish the recipe, cook it all together p

ut it into jars and process it during Abbi's two hour nap. It made four pint size jars of spaghetti sauce.
I still have a little more than twenty tomatoes left that aren't gros looking
yet. I am debating whether or not to make a small batch of salsa, that will keep me up for awhile. I am supposed to return the canner tomorrow.
2 comments:
That is so cool that you know how to can! Looks tasty!
Woohoo! I'm so proud of you, Heather! That was a big task to take on, especially with little ones under foot. I hope you felt a great sense of accomplishment when you were finished.
Love you!
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