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I am about to try my first time at canning anything.
I have an American 910 (4 quart jar, 7 pint) pressure canner and a Water Bath canner and the ball complete canning book. Also a roma basic food strainer. I have about 15 pounds of Roma's and 10 pounds of beefsteaks. All tomatoes are rather "firm red" tomatoes off the vine yesterday from my back yard. I am going to try tomato sauce and maybe tomato juice. I hope for at least 4 pints of each. ?????? How ripe is ripe for canning tomatoes? Can I take them directly from the plant to pot for canning? Do I have to wait until it is mushy? If the tomato is red on the vine, is ripe enough to can? If not, what is ripe for canning? ????? I will try the pressure canner first for sauce. If I get another batch of tomatoes, then I will try the Water Bath. I will see which is better. Enjoy Life ... Dan -- Garden in Zone 5 South East Michigan. |
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