After picking my garden clean this weekend, I realized I had an abundance of medium-small tomatoes, small bell peppers and jalepenos--more than I would use before they got soft on me. I decided to make the recipe for
fresh salsa (see 8-26 post) and can it. I used the same canning process listed for
canning salsa (same post). After cooking it up, I ladled it into half-pint jars with a slotted spoon so I had very little juice--kind of like a salsa relish.
Us salsa lovers will now have two varieties to choose from.
I had quite a bit of juice left as a result, so I canned it as well. I used half-pint jars for the juice and processed it for the same time as the salsa (15 min.) The jars of juice were barely out of the canner when I got an idea of how I could use it. I put a quart jar of my regular tomato juice in a pitcher and then added the half-pint of salsa juice. (tasting it)-----delicious!! The best V-8 style of juice I've ever tasted.)
If only I didn't have to make salsa to get this juice!
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