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Blank 09 Mar 2012 1:44pm #1
offline dave01nz

Member since 09 Mar 2012

Member from Wellsford

Posts: 1

Hi,I am inundated with a large crop of beefsteak tomatoes at the moment,and am after recipes for the basic tomatoe sauce.I remember going to my Grandmothers house as a child,and the homemade tomatoe sauce was very tasty(I probably had more taste buds then:lolsmile.I am not talking about fancy recipes,but just basic tomatoe sauce is all I require.
Please feel free to post your recipes here.
Cheers,Dave

11679-mona_manuel_resize 09 Mar 2012 8:53pm #2
offline Mona

Member since 02 Feb 2007

Member from Mangere Central

Posts: 10238

Dave,google up Aunt Daisy's tomato sauce recipes.May also find other recipes to your fancy on Google too.lollol

11679-mona_manuel_resize 09 Mar 2012 8:59pm #3
offline Mona

Member since 02 Feb 2007

Member from Mangere Central

Posts: 10238

Tomato Sauces

Old fashioned Aunt Daisy’s Tomato sauce.
3 ½ kgs tomatoes, 3 large onions slices, 3 large cooking apples (cut but not peeled), 3 oz salt, 1.75 kg brown sugar, ½ oz cayenne, 3 oz whole spice, 1 oz each cloves and ground ginger, 1 quart ( 125mls vinegar).
Boil together for 3 hours (spices in a muslin bag), strain and boil again for 30 mins (essential). Bottle


Tomato sauce ( for pasta, casseroles or pizzas)
Cut up 1 – 2kgs tomatoes, 2 red peppers, 1 onion, 2 cloves garlic, 1 tsp chopped rosemary leaves, small chilli (deseeded) 2 tbspn sugar and 2 tbspn olive oil freshly ground S & P
Roast the ‘vege’ in a single layer, add other ingredients layering them in with the vege. Bake 2 -3 hours very slowly then whizz up and keep in the fridge.
What I have found so far....lollol

304-015___Copy 10 Mar 2012 5:18pm #4
offline zanditoez

Member since 21 May 2006

Member from Northland Region

Posts: 1533

Tomato Sauce recipe

8lbs Tomatoes , 1 teaspoon allspice
2 med onions , 1teaspoon ground cloves
4cups vinegar , 2 tablespoons Salt
2lbs sugar

Boil all together 3 1/2 hrs. strain through colander and bottle.

Happy bottling
Zanditoez

43743-for_you_my_thweet_ 01 Apr 2012 12:52pm #5
offline MacThistle

Member since 18 Nov 2009

Member from Westport

Posts: 150

And.....if you dont want to strain your tomatoe pulp etc, a kitchen stick (wizz thingy -hand held) is just to blend everything together and leave no lumps, have done this with my sauce this year and its perfectly pourable and just a tad thicker. make sure though that your stick blender is either metal (so it wont melt!) of leave sauce to cool before blending. Does a better job than the kitchen whizz.razz


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