Passata pics as promised.
Three days worth of tomatoes really piles up. More passata this morning.
Here we go!
Chop garlic and onion. I chopped 5 cloves and one large onion. You can really do this to taste.
Add these to large pot and cook gently in butter for about 5-10 mins
Then wash and cut in half about a gazillion tomatoes and add these to the pot. Simmer on a low heat for an hour or so till all cooked down.
I'll be back once it's cooked down to post mouli-ing pics - bet you can't wait!
All boiled down and getting moulied. I made a mistake though - I simmered the tomatoes with the lid on, so when I was putting them through the mouli it was much thinner than when lloyd did it. So after they were all sieved through I put them back onto the cooker top to boil down a bit to make it thicker! Sort of cheating really.
the small pot is for tonights pizza topping, so it got reduced down a lot more, the rest will go into freezer bags. I'm thinking we may make it to winter this year!
Ok I am now tomato-ed out - no more I promise.
Looking good..... can just hear it sizzling away!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm, I can SMELL it from here!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm, I'm sure I can smell it!
ReplyDeleteOhh this is very interesting Laura I do mine differently to you :D I will be checking back to see how you complete the process. Lisa.x
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ReplyDeleteI popped over from the Rhonda's site after seeing your "Kitchen sink" post. You have a gorgeous kitchen & a lovely blog (have been enjoying a read).
Will certainly be back :-)
Cheers,
Cate
www.momentsofwhimsy.wordpress.com
Looks good!!
ReplyDeleteSo easy! Mum used to have a mouli when we were kids. I remember her making applesauce in it - yum. I must keep an eye out for one.
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