Canned tomatoes in tomato juice
Step-by-step preparation
STEP 1
How to make canned tomatoes in tomato juice for the winter? Prepare your food. Two types of tomatoes are suitable for this preparation: small, strong, varieties suitable for canning and large, fleshy, overripe ones, which will be used for making juice. Wash small tomatoes and let the water drain from the fruit. Wash large tomatoes as well.
STEP 2
For large fruits, cut out the place where the stalk is attached, cut the pulp into several parts. If the tomatoes have a thick, coarse skin, it is better to remove it by first pouring boiling water over the tomatoes and then immersing them in a container with cold water. If the chopping is done using a blender, you don’t have to do this; all the skins from the tomatoes are collected on the chopper knife, all you have to do is remove it and throw it away.
STEP 3
Grind the prepared tomatoes using a blender or grind in a meat grinder.
STEP 4
Transfer the tomato puree into an enamel pan, add sugar, salt, and place on low heat. When the mixture boils, add the bay leaf and peppercorns, reduce the heat to low and simmer the tomato puree for about 15 minutes, stirring occasionally so that the tomato mixture does not burn to the bottom of the pan.
STEP 5
Rinse in advance with a soda solution and sterilize the jars for this preparation. I always use sterilization in the oven; in a fairly short time I get a lot of sterile dishes. Place the wet jars with the neck on a wire rack in a cold oven, turn on the temperature mode at 150 degrees and keep the 1 liter jars for 15 minutes. Wash the lids and boil or sterilize together with the jars in the oven.
STEP 6
While the tomato juice is boiling, place small tomatoes in sterilized jars. Pour boiling water over them so that it completely covers the tomatoes, cover the jars with lids and leave until the filling is ready.
STEP 7
Drain the water from the cans of tomatoes, fill the tomatoes in the cans with tomato juice up to the hangers of the cans. Cover the jars with lids and place in a pan of water, the bottom of which is lined with a cloth. The water should reach the hangers. Sterilize the workpiece over low heat with low boiling water for 15 minutes. Immediately roll up the lids on the jars, then let them cool upside down under the “fur coat” and store them in the pantry. Bon appetit!
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