Easy Tomato Sauce with no peeling
photo by Andi Longmeadow Farm
- Ready In:
- 2hrs 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 5
- Serves:
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1
ingredients
- 2 cups tomatoes (any type-big,plum,grape,etc.-amount depending on how your garden grows)
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1 tablespoon italian seasoning
- brown sugar, to taste
- tomato paste, to thicken (optional)
directions
- Core and chop tomatoes into chunks (If using cherry tomatoes-halve, romas-halve) and toss into pot on the stove as you go.
- Add garlic and seasoning.
- Simmer 1-2 hours, occasionally pressing tomatoes against side of pan with wooden spoon.
- Add brown sugar to taste.
- Add tomato paste (if using) to thicken.
- Can be made in a crockpot-cook on low for 6-8 hours depending on amount.
- Cool and freeze for summer taste in winter.
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Reviews
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What a great recipe, I can't believe this has never been reviewed~I followed this exactly, using my crock-pot to cook the tomatoes down and the taste was really sensational. I used every ingredient listed, adding a bit of sugar & salt at the end. The skins had pretty much just gone away, and melted into the sauce, although I did remove any big skin that was left. I used a combination of cherry tomatoes, roma tomatoes, and Celebrity tomato. I chunked this all up, and added garlic and fresh italian seasoning, basil, oregano, rosemary, and parsley. This all cooked down into one wonderful aroma, and I was able to freeze after cooling and delightful summer will be there any time of year. Thank you Hokiegal!
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I wish I had found this recipe sooner. I would have used ALL of my tomatoes instead of giving them away. I have been terrified to make my own sauce because the thought of peeling tomatoes was absolutely overwhelming. This worked well, but I did make a few changes for my preference. First, I would recommend anyone making this seed the tomatoes well before starting. I made this with 12 giant tomatoes from my garden. There were a LOT of seeds, so I ran it thru my food processer. I also added liquid, because I ended up with sauce that was way too thick to my taste. I used chicken broth. I will definitely make this recipe again, and have changed my mind about having so many tomato plants in my garden. Now I'm planting more. Thanks for a wonderful recipe that I 100% recommend.
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Our cherry tomato plants had produced so many tomatoes we couldn't keep up so I went in search for an easy recipe and this is it. We made a triple batch in the crockpot overnight, I added some fresh basil from the garden and it was great even without sugar. I like a slightly smoother sauce so I popped it in the blender for a few seconds. Thanks for the recipe. I got 3.5 c of sauce from 6 c tomatoes :)
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RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
hokiegal
Virginia Beach, Virginia
I'm a High School Marketing teacher. I have three boys (18,187, & 13) and a Realtor husband. I collect cookbooks and love to cook creatively, but end up making mostly the same family favorites or quick meals with our schedules. I started cooking when I was 10, and owe it to my parents who never said "that is too hard to make". My secret vice is the FoodNetwork.