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Mator Sauce...

Discussion in 'The Smokehouse' started by Chvymn99, Aug 17, 2014.

  1. Chvymn99

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    My 2nd round of Mator sauce. Picked the garden this morn. Ended up with enough that needed to be fixed right away. So I decided to get some sauce started.
     

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    Nice haul Chvymn. I envy you "tomato" growing folks. Nothing better than garden fresh tomaters.
     
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    Great work! We got a 7 pints made last weekend. We put the Roma's through a food mill. The non Roma's we sliced and put in the dehydrator for about. 6 hours to get some moisture out . We then ran them through the food mill and they processed like the Roma's. Still had to boil them down for a while to get any thickness.
     
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    I just finished here a bit ago. I ended up with 6 pints plus a bit more that went into the freezer. Man, that's a long process. I hope it's the most excellent stuff ever...:drool: But on the other hand it sure eats a bit of mators up....:eek:
     
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    Are those pink ones the German Johnson variety? If so, they are the best tasting tomatoes I ever.:)
     
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    Nope, never had them. But try them next year. Those are Pink Brandywines and Cherokee Purples, then Roma's & Better Boys.
     
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    Good lookin haul there Chevy, this looks to be the second year in a row that I won't be making juice, unless maybe I go to a place they call the "pickin patch" and get some mators. I have some but not a great crop, been too wet, they just aren't coming on enough at a time for juice.
     
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    If you lived closer, I'd hook you up. They are coming out of my ears. I'll probably be done with them in a couple of weeks.
     
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    Thanks for the thought anyway, that's usually how it is here too. Prior years I've usually made 30 or more qts of juice, a dozen pints of salsa and given away tomatoes by the bags full. It's a little disheartening but just the way it is.
     
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