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How to Peel Frozen Tomatoes
Learn how to peel frozen tomatoes, so you can save on time in the kitchen!
Prep Time
30
minutes
mins
Active Time
10
minutes
mins
Course:
food preservation
Cuisine:
American
Author:
Autumn Rose
Equipment
a large bowl
large pot with lid
a slotted spoon
a kitchen blender (or potato masher)
Materials
whole
frozen
tomatoes
hot
running
tap water
Instructions
How to Peel Frozen Tomatoes
Set frozen tomatoes in a bowl to thaw on your kitchen counter.
Wait about 30 minutes for tomatoes to start defrosting.
Take a single tomato in hand and run it under hot tap water.
Tug at the peel with your fingertips (keep the tomato under running water), and pull it away from the tomato flesh.
Set peeled tomato in a large stock pot, and continue peeling as directed above.
How to Make Tomato Sauce
After you've peeled all your tomatoes, place the pot on your stovetop.
Cover with a lid and warm under medium heat.
Bring tomatoes a gentle bubble.
Remove the lid and often stir, to prevent burning or sticking.
When all fruits have been heated throughout, set pot to the side so tomatoes can slightly cool.
Send tomatoes through a kitchen blender, or mash by hand with an old fashioned potato masher.
Work through the entire batch, breaking up tomatoes.
Return soupy sauce to the pot and cook down, until you're happy with the thickness.
Season to taste.
Preserve the sauce by refreezing or canning it.