Preserving tomatoes

Fresh tomatoes are one of summer's best treats. We'll show you our favorite ways to preserve tomatoes for winter, from drying to canning!

Do you have a large crop of tomatoes in the garden? Try some of these ideas to preserve tomatoes and replace your store bought items with homemade ones!

So what do you do with 20 lbs of tomatoes and a can-not attitude? What do you do when you have no desire to stand over a boiling pot of tomatoes in 90 degree heat? You roast and freeze. That's right. I let my oven do most of the work and then after that, I'm letting my freezer do the rest.

Learn how to freeze tomatoes so you can enjoy your fruitful bounty all year long. Follow the step-by-step tutorial to preserve tomatoes without canning.

This quick method for preserving tomatoes will save you time, energy, and money. And you'll have tasty tomatoes to use all winter in recipes.

This sweet, tangy tomato chutney recipe is one of my favorite ways to preserve an abundant tomato crop from the vegetable garden.

Preserve fresh summer tomatoes! Use this recipe for canning tomatoes packed in water and processed in water bath canner for shelf stable jars.

Canning tomato paste at home with fresh tomatoes is easier than you think and perfect for beginners. This super simple recipe makes preserving your favorite flavors stress-free and rewarding. Save this pin to enjoy a fuss-free way to learn how to can tomato paste anytime!

Rotel tomatoes are canned tomatoes with a little hint of heat. A Southern favorite, the spice comes from green chiles that have been fire-roasted, diced and stirred into the simmering tomatoes. Rotel tomatoes are a vital ingredient in queso and make a delicious addition to tortilla soup. The only downside to developing a dependency on Rotel tomatoes is that they can often be tricky to find if you live north of the Mason Dixon line, like I do.

How to pickle tomatoes and preserve your summer tomatoes.