Homemade Tomato Soup

Alright friends! I don’t have step by step pictures but this one is a keeper.

Let’s get to it! Here’s what you need:

5 gallon bucket of tomatoes (we used primarily romas)

Sea salt

Cook type clear jel (must be cook type see last picture)

Brown sugar or coconut sugar

Pepper

Water bath canning supplies

10-12 pint jars, lids and bands

  1. Wash and quarter tomatoes

  2. Run your tomatoes through a squeeze to get tomato juice. Feed the skins/seeds to my chickens (seriously drop that crap off they’re starting to be freeloaders hahaha)

  3. Boil the tomato juice until it reduces about 2 inches in your pot

  4. Let it cool. Figure out how many cups you have (we got about 20 cups).

  5. For every two cups add the following:

    3 TBPS brown or coconut sugar

    1.5 TBSP clear jel (see picture below)

    1 tsp salt

    1/4 tsp pepper

  6. Mix it with a whisk or immersion blender. It should look like the first photo below

  7. Sterilize your jars (oven at 210 for 10 minutes) then fill them, wipe rims, add lids and bands and water bath for 35 minutes.

When you’re ready to eat, add up to a full jar of milk of your choice (dairy free milk works here!) but only add as much as you want. Mix and heat then serve. Yaaaassss guys! This one is awesome!

Enjoy!!

Chelsea

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