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Green Tomato Sauce

Submitted by: on October 15, 2011
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Green Tomato Sauce

A delicious, slightly spicy green tomato sauce that can be used from anything from pizza to stews.

From A Householder’s Guide to the Universe, by Harriet Fasefest.

Featured in Blog Post

Difficulty: Easy

Servings: lots--makes large pot

Prep Time: 20 minutes   Cook Time: 1 1/2 to 2 hours  

Ingredients

5 pounds green tomatoes, chopped with skins on
1 large bulb (about 10 cloves) garlic, peeled
1/2 cup olive oil
1-2 teaspoons crushed red pepper (or more to taste)
2 1/2 cups white wine
1/2 cup pepperocini
Salt and pepper to taste

Directions

Peel garlic and saute in 1/2 cup olive oil (be careful not to burn).

Add the tomatoes and mix well. Add all other ingredients, mix well.

Cook until reduced to a thick sauce. Salt and pepper to taste.

Categories: Sauces, Vegan, Vegetarian

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  1. 1-20
    7:59
    am
    Avatar of miki

    May I can or pressure can this recipe? It sounds great!!!!

  2. 1-20
    12:50
    pm
    Avatar of Kerrie

    The recipe I used didn’t have any canning instructions. My first thought was WHY NOT? It’s totally full of tomatoes…but when I went back to see what they said, there was no instuctions…so, because I’m a super cautious canner (using USDA approved recipes), I can’t say to GO FOR IT….?? You could FREEZE it safely…but canning it, I don’t know!

  3. 1-20
    1:26
    pm
    Avatar of miki

    Thanks for answering. I’ll see what I can find comparable in the Ball Blue Book.

  4. 1-20
    1:33
    pm
    Avatar of Dede ~ wvhomecanner

    You could pressure can it, no problem.

  5. 1-20
    1:37
    pm
    Avatar of miki

    Great! Thanks Dede! Pints 75 minutes and quarts 90?

  6. 1-23
    2:50
    pm
    Avatar of Dede ~ wvhomecanner

    Miki I think you’d be more than fine processing 60 for pints or 70 for quarts. That’s what the NCHFP states for spaghetti sauce WITH meat, so I think it may even be an overkill, but ……

    dede

  7. 10-27
    7:34
    am
    Avatar of justdeborah2002

    this sauce was very sour, very acidic. I’m not sure where it could be used. I tasted it, and it definitely wasn’t to my taste. I gave it to several other people to try, and no one took to it.
    I am wondering how it is used, maybe the expectations were wrong, when everyone tried it.

    • 10-27
      3:25
      pm
      Avatar of Kerrie

      Hmmm, I wonder if something went wrong? Mine wasn’t sour at all. In fact, I used it in soup and for the sauce on pizza and fed it to picky kids and they loved it. Sorry about your experience! :(

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