Roasted Tomato Sauce
This roasted tomato sauce is so good! We use it on anything pasta, pizza, meatloaf, and even as a bread dip. We even add it to soups. It is really easy to make and the entire house will smell wonderful while you are making it and it is a great way to use up those great tomatoes from your garden! Roast those tomatoes up, friends! You won’t be sorry!
What you will need:
- A roasting pan
- Cutting board
- Kitchen knife
- Long wooden spurtle
- Oven mitts
- Apron
- Tomato Saucer (optional)
Oven Roasted Tomato Sauce
Ingredients:
10 -15 lbs of Tomatoes
Olive Oil
2 Onion
5-6 cloves of Garlic
Himalayan Pink Salt
Garlic Powder
Onion Powder
Pepper
Parsley
Directions:
In a large roasting pan put your tomatoes cut in quarters with the stem center removed, onion quartered and garlic cloves. Drizzle with olive oil or your favorite oil and add Himalayan pink salt, onion powder, garlic powder, and pepper. Add some parsley fresh or dried.
Roast The Tomatoes
Season Your Roasted Tomatoes
Enjoy Your Sauce
Roasted Tomato Sauce For Freezing
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Roasted Tomato Sauce For Canning
What you will need:
Boiling water canner
or pressure canner - Canning Jar Grabber
- Magnetic Canning Lid Grabber
- Canning Debubbler
- Quart Canning jars You can use wide-mouth or regular
- Canning Jar Lids and canning jar rings Make sure you get the ones that go with your jars mouth size
- A small saucepan to heat the lids (warm the flat lids but never boil)
- Large Stockpot
- Bottled Lemon Juice or Citric Acid
- Canning jar labels
- Several thick towels to place the hot jars on
- Lint-free cloth to wipe the rims before you add the lids
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to heat the lids (warm the flat lids but never boil)
or You’ll want to start this process with a clean kitchen and a sterile working area. Wash your jars, and make sure you’ve gathered all of your supplies.
Get It All Hot
In a small pot add the lids and enough water to cover them, and place them on the back of the stove on low.
Fill a casserole dish or other low-sided large oven-safe container with a few inches of water. Add your jars to the water, and place in your oven at the lowest temperature.
Getting The Roasted Tomato Sauce Ready To Can
Once your canner is boiling, remove a jar from the oven, place a funnel on the top, and spoon roasted tomato sauce into the jar leaving 1/4 inch headspace (between the sauce line and the lid) Add 2 tablespoons lemon juice or 1/2 teaspoon Citric Acid per quart of tomatoes (for pints use, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, or a 1/4 teaspoon Citric Acid). Wipe the mouth of the jar, remove the lid from the pan using a lid magnet, and place it on top of the jar. Screw down the ring (don’t overtighten it but it should be snug), using a canning jar lifter place the filled jar into the canner. Continue filling jars and placing them in the water until the canner is full.
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Boiling Water Canner Method:
Process quarts for 40 minutes if you are 0-1,000 feet altitude. 45 minutes for 1,001-3,000 feet. 50 minutes for 3,001-6,000 feet. 55 minutes for above 6,000 feet.
Pressure Canner Method:
For a dial gauge pressure canner process quarts: for 11 minutes for 0-2,000 feet altitude, 6 lbs of pressure. 12 minutes at 7 lbs of pressure for 2,001-4,000 feet altitude. 13 minutes 8lbs for 4,001-6,000 feet. 14 minutes at 9lbs for 6,001-8,000 feet.
For a weighted gauge pressure canner process quarts: for 15 minutes 0-1,000 feet. It is not recommended to can quarts above 1,000 feet.
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Roasted Tomato Sauce
Ingredients
- 10 -15 lbs of Tomatoes
- Olive Oil
- 2 Onion
- 5-6 cloves of Garlic
- Himalayan Pink Salt
- Garlic Powder
- Onion Powder
- Pepper
- Parsley
Instructions
In a large roasting pan put your tomatoes cut in quarters with the stem center removed, onion quartered, and garlic cloves. Drizzle with olive oil or your favorite oil and add Himalayan pink salt, onion powder, garlic powder, and pepper. Add some parsley fresh or dried.
Roast The Tomatoes
Roast tomatoes and vegetables at about 250 F. Until the onions and garlic are tender and the roasted tomatoes smell wonderful.
Season Your Roasted Tomatoes
Now you're going to want to taste the sauce for seasoning now is the time to add more salt or anything else that sounds good. Cool a bit. Then dump the cookie sheets full of tomatoes into the blender. Blend until resembles sauce.
Enjoy Your Sauce
And you're done! You can add other spices or whatever you want to get the flavor you love, like basil, oregano, etc. From here you can either store in an airtight container in your fridge, freeze or you can - can your wonderful roasted tomato sauce.
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