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Sort and Inspect Tomatoes

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How to can tomatoes..fun and easy

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Spread the harvested tomatoes out on a clean surface, such as a countertop. Inspect each tomato thoroughly. Remove any tomatoes that are mushy, have large cracks, rotten spots, or signs of mold or insects. The goal is to select only firm, ripe, and healthy tomatoes for canning to ensure the quality and safety of the final product. Smaller imperfections like minor cracks or unripe parts can be trimmed off in a later step.

Goal: Carefully sort through the harvested tomatoes, discarding any that are overripe, damaged, or show signs of disease, keeping only the firm, healthy ones.

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  • Fresh Tomatoes

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that'll go to the chickens here are our tomatoes wonderful red ripe tomatoes and some of them like this tomato they don't need to be washed other ones like this one it has a leaf kind of stuck to it so we'll go ahead and wash him take care of him really good now what we need to do we need to be picking out tomatoes that have rotten spots in them and that's a tomato that has a rotten spot and it goes in the chicken bucket we'll also need a pair of tongs for handling jars

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