Nineth Picking of Romas
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- kHT
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Nineth Picking of Romas
Salsa anyone?
- kHT
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What we did was boil water in the largest pot we have, dunk the motoe in the water for a minute, then put then in the sink in a pot of ice water. Peel the skins off and then put them in another large pot to boil with onions & peppers slices, cook for 20 minutes on med heat. Set aside to cool then just put then in qt. baggies and freeze. Time got away today so I didn't blend up the last batch for paste.
Claudia,
If you'd like an even easier way to freeze them, do like I do. I just wash them and toss them into a freezer bag, and into the freezer they go. No boiling water When I need some for soup, or chili, or what ever.... I just plop them into a large bowl or just the sink.... fill it with the hottest tap water, and the skins just slide right off. Then straight into the pot they go!!!
If you'd like an even easier way to freeze them, do like I do. I just wash them and toss them into a freezer bag, and into the freezer they go. No boiling water When I need some for soup, or chili, or what ever.... I just plop them into a large bowl or just the sink.... fill it with the hottest tap water, and the skins just slide right off. Then straight into the pot they go!!!
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Nice looking Romas there, KHT!
I'm somewhere in the middle . . . I wash and slice them, then put the slices on cookie sheets, not touching so they freeze in their original shape. Then bag the frozen slices and put them back in the freezer.
To prevent freezer burn, I have a vacuum-seal system that I love to use for freezing things. That's why I have to freeze them first, if I use the vacuum sealer on really wet things, (like tomatoes) it starts to suck the liquid out and I don't always get a good seal.
I'm somewhere in the middle . . . I wash and slice them, then put the slices on cookie sheets, not touching so they freeze in their original shape. Then bag the frozen slices and put them back in the freezer.
To prevent freezer burn, I have a vacuum-seal system that I love to use for freezing things. That's why I have to freeze them first, if I use the vacuum sealer on really wet things, (like tomatoes) it starts to suck the liquid out and I don't always get a good seal.
JaneG
Start slowly . . . then taper off.
Start slowly . . . then taper off.
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Thanks you guys! I think we will try some Romas next year for sure. Will jot all this down for DH. He is the cook at our house. Maybe try all and see which works best for us!
Very helpful information.
Claudia
Very helpful information.
Claudia
Claudia
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