Canned Cherry Tomato Recipe - Pomodorini in Salsa
Cherry tomatoes are quite nice in a salad. But they're also nice canned, and when canned are a perfect ingredient to add to sauces, or even top a pizza.
See Also
About Italian Tomatoes
Dino Romano's Marinara Sauce
Tuscan Pomarola Sauce
Wash and coarsely chop 4 pounds of the tomatoes and put them in a casserole with the onion, fennel, sugar, and salt to taste. Cover, bring to a boil, and simmer for 15 minutes. Uncover and cook 15 minutes more.
Put the tomatoes through a food mill or blend them, and return them to the pot with the remaining tomatoes. Bring to a boil, lower the flame, and simmer 5-7 minutes.
Transfer the sauce to canning jars, cover each with a thin layer of olive oil, and seal the jars with their lids.
Sterilize them by putting them in a canning pot with ample water to cover, bringing the pot to a boil, and simmering the jars for an hour. Let them cool and put them in a cool dry place.
Want to use some right off? Make pasta with wild fennel and peppers.
See Also
About Italian Tomatoes
Dino Romano's Marinara Sauce
Tuscan Pomarola Sauce
Ingredients
- 6 2/3 pounds (3 k) cherry tomatoes, if possble vine-ripened
- An onion, finely sliced
- A sprig of wild fennel, finely chopped (use a teaspoon of fennel seeds if you cannot find wild fennel)
- Salt to taste
- A teaspoon of sugar
- Several 1-cup (250 ml) canning jars
- Olive oil
- Prep Time: 60 minutes
- Cook Time: 150 minutes
- Total Time: 210 minutes
- Yield: Several jars canned tomatoes
Preparation
Wash and coarsely chop 4 pounds of the tomatoes and put them in a casserole with the onion, fennel, sugar, and salt to taste. Cover, bring to a boil, and simmer for 15 minutes. Uncover and cook 15 minutes more.
Put the tomatoes through a food mill or blend them, and return them to the pot with the remaining tomatoes. Bring to a boil, lower the flame, and simmer 5-7 minutes.
Transfer the sauce to canning jars, cover each with a thin layer of olive oil, and seal the jars with their lids.
Sterilize them by putting them in a canning pot with ample water to cover, bringing the pot to a boil, and simmering the jars for an hour. Let them cool and put them in a cool dry place.
Want to use some right off? Make pasta with wild fennel and peppers.
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