1st try at dehydrated tomatoes

mythreesons

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Thank you Beekissed.

I was thinking of dehydrating it but I will have more then enough after dehydrating all the diced tomatoes..Thank you so much for telling me you can can it and for the recipe..
 

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Carol Dee, What you have done is wonderful. These look so good. I have never used dried tomatoes but will do this next year.

I can whole tomatoes, spaghetti and mexican sauce, and salsa and paste. I have none frozen. I have 5 dehydrators so I can do lots of tomatoes at one time. Thank you all for contributions here. I have benefitted greatly.
 

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@Carlo Dee , you can 'test' to see if they are dry enough by turning the jar upside down for a day. Any condensation at all in the jar and they could use a bit longer in the dehydrator.

I dry cherry tomatoes cut into quarters - they're already the perfect size to add to stuff. :)
 

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I gleaned the garden the other day and decided to dehydrate the tomatillos and the rest of the peppers. They will sit for a day or so and then I'll vacuum seal into smaller bags.
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Just realized I liked a 2 year old post, but that’s a lot of dehydrating.

nothing wrong with that! it's nice to know you've been read/heard even if it is some time later. plus it may spark an interesting conversation or make me aware of some other interesting thread from the past... :)
 

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nothing wrong with that! it's nice to know you've been read/heard even if it is some time later. plus it may spark an interesting conversation or make me aware of some other interesting thread from the past... :)
Yes, exactly right.
 

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Carol, what did you do with your dehydrated tomatoes? I didn't get any done this year, it was an off year for tomatoes, but I have a few jars left from last year. We love them in salads in the winter. I cannot and will not eat a store bought tomato. :tongue
 

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