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Re: freezing v. canning
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- Subject: Re: freezing v. canning
- From: A* D* <a*@crwys.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Mon, 10 Aug 1998 10:55:18 +0100 (BST)
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On Mon 10 Aug, Allan Day wrote:
> On Mon 10 Aug, M. Mathena wrote:
>
> > > Please tell me why you can your tomatoes etc. We used to bottle lots,
> > > never got into canning over here because of costs, but now we have two
> > > freezers and put everything in there, it's much more convenient than
> > > bottling
> > > Allan
> > Allan,(Spelling!)
> > I should have been more specific, I can tomatoe juice to use in
> > cooking, it is fairly easy to do, and I do not have much freezer
> > space, and we seem to like the canned juice to the frozen kind. I wash
> > and cut the tomatoes, cook them for a good while, the longer they cook
> > the thicker the juice, run the tomatoe pulp thru a colonder, to
> > separate the skins and seeds from the juice, bring the juice to a
> > rolling boil, pour juice in canning jars and seal. That is all.
> > Do you freeze your tomatoes in aluminum foil? I read that on the
> > veggie list. Also, has anyone had luck in freezing corn on the cob, I
> > have tried it, and I always have corn that tastes like the cob, also
> > the texture is soft, with all the water that is absorbed. I cut the
> > corn off of the cob and freeze it, which turns out very tasty.
> > Monica
> >
> >
> Thanks for reply.
> We freeze lots of tomatoes. we just put the raw small tomatoes on a
> plastic sheet on a tray, into the freezer, when frozen loose-packed into
> bags with a tie, that's it! Any large tomatoes we sometimes cut in half
> before freezing. Damaged fruit goes through the juicer and is then
> frozen , the leftovers are rubbed thtough a sieve and frozen as puree.
>
> Regarding the corn, we freeze both ways depending on the degree of
> pollination on the cob. The expert (other half Pam sends her regards)
> says you could be overdoing the blanching . Also drain WELL after
> cooling, then freeze on wire racks before packing in bags.
--
Allan Day Hereford HR2 7AU allan@crwys.demon.co.uk
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