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5 1/2 pints of green ketchup are in the BWB canner right now -- 4 pint
jars and one of those Atlas jars from Classico spaghetti sauce. Not a bad yield from 10 pounds of unripe slicing tomatoes (Romas would have yielded more and required less cooking.) I wasn't going to process it, but I don't want to take up that much room in the fridge to store it. I almost ruined it because I didn't realize the sugar is a critical measurement, and I was going pretty much without a recipe. I started with 2 cups of sugar and tasted it and it wasn't nearly sweet enough. So I added another cup and it was too sweet (should have added just 1/2 cup) But after it cooked for a couple of hours it kind of balanced out. I think it's OK. Bob |
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