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Lorelai
Chillin' In The Garden
Thanks for all of the helpful advice. 
So now I'm actually staring at my first flat of tomatoes that I harvest from the hoop house today. I'm using the Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving, and based on what's been said in this thread, I'm thinking of following the recipe on page 356 for Raw Packed Tomatoes with No Added Liquid. Peel, core, dice, and raw pack. My presure canner needs a new regulator, so I'm going to do a water bath (85 minutes, yikes!). I figure I will just pack them in tightly enough to get some juice out, but not crush them? Does this sound feasible?
So now I'm actually staring at my first flat of tomatoes that I harvest from the hoop house today. I'm using the Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving, and based on what's been said in this thread, I'm thinking of following the recipe on page 356 for Raw Packed Tomatoes with No Added Liquid. Peel, core, dice, and raw pack. My presure canner needs a new regulator, so I'm going to do a water bath (85 minutes, yikes!). I figure I will just pack them in tightly enough to get some juice out, but not crush them? Does this sound feasible?