Easy Tomato Sauce with no peeling

"Based on a TV cooking show-I forget which one. A great way to use all the tomatoes that attack from your garden at the end of the summer."
 
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Ready In:
2hrs 20mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
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)
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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

  1. 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!
     
  2. Andi of Longmeadow .. just saw this post of 2008 ... whilst i was looking for a no peel tom recipe ... in the slow cooker now as i type .. .if i find this again... i will let you know how it turned out ... thanks ... from chilly one in BC Canada eh :)
     
  3. 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.
     
  4. 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 :)
     
  5. What an easy recipe. THANK YOU!!!!! I had an abundance of small plum tomatoes & cherry tomatoes from my garden & this recipe was perfect for NO PEELING!! The only thing I changed was I used Herbs De Provence INSTEAD of Italian Seasoning. WOW!!! Beautiful flavor. I recommend trying this.
     
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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.
 
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