May 15, 2024

VIDEO: Canning Organic Tomato Sauce With Your Crock Pot


Come along with Patara and learn how to make the best homemade tomato sauces with your crock pot! Such a great and simple way to make delicious sauces for canning! Enjoy!

28 thoughts on “VIDEO: Canning Organic Tomato Sauce With Your Crock Pot

  1. Thank you so much for this recipe! I love the idea of not peeling and ot having to sift out the seeds. QUESTION: if I were to reheat the sauce after pureeing in food processor, could I then just can in jars that have been heated in the oven at 250 and forget about the water bath?

  2. Patara water baths her tomatoes after processor step. I don't like all those seeds in my sauce. I run mine through the food mill and then strain out the seeds and can the juice.

  3. I like to skin mine because, if not, the skins peel off later and they end up little pieces of skin floating around. My hubby will cut the ends out, I blanch them for 2 mins, plunge in ice water, skin them, then I cut them, put them in jars, add some lemon juice and stick them in the bath, add vinegar to the canner water, start timing, and done. Now I need a pressure canner. I am hoping to grow a bunch of green beans this year.

  4. I do my tomatoes almost the same except I put them in the food processor first then in the crockpot. From there straight into jars, saves dirting more pots or bowls.

  5. Is there an updated version of the ball canning book? I haven't found the one you have. Also does lemon juice need to be added for canning? I'm a new canner still learning. Thanks for the video 🙂

  6. Couple questions.
    I like my peppers and onions mushy in salsa. Can I do this to make salsa and add the peppers and onions from the start with the tomatoes? And do i add the lime juice and spices at the beginning or end

  7. Thank you so much for making this strait forward video, can you please tell me the canning process and storage, Do I just jar the sauce once it's cold adding nothing? And where is the best place to store the filled jars? And once I open a jar from storage do I have to use all of it? Or can it be closed again and restored? Sorry for all the questions just don't want to ruin the harvest.

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