How to freeze green tomatoes

Quick Answer Yes, you can freeze green tomatoes. To do this effectively: Select high-quality, unblemished green tomatoes.Wash, core, and slice them into ½ or ¼ inch thick slices.Pack into freezer-safe containers or bags, ensuring they're well sealed. Note that they will be mushy when thawed, best used for frying or in sauces. Read on for

Tomatoes that are picked green and not allowed to ripen on the vine have a very different taste than tomatoes allowed to ripen naturally.

I planted 9 tomato plants this year in my new raised beds , and boy, they are all going crazy! (I post lots of pictures from my garden ...

Freezing green tomatoes is very easy. Just follow these simple steps Prepare your work area I put a layer of parchment paper on each she...

How to Make Green Tomato Salsa : Time: 45 minutesProcessing time: 15 minutesIngredients12 cups green tomatoes, chopped 2-green bell peppers, chopped2-yellow or red sweet peppers, chopped3-onions, chopped*5-6 hot peppers, optional1.5 cups white vinegar1 cup lemon juice1/4 cup sugar4…

Tomatoes are one of the things we will always pick all of, green or ripe, because there are things you can do with them either way. Take a look below at uses for green tomatoes that you may not have thought of.

Learn everything you need to know about freezing tomatoes, from peeling to thawing and how to freeze them with and without blanching.

Creamy roasted green tomato sauce using unripe green tomatoes, perfect to serve over pasta. Also provides freezing instructions if you want to preserve.

When we began our homesteading endeavors, we didn’t really think about how to utilize surprises… I mean literally HUNDREDS of green tomatoes!

We all know what best to make out of red tomatoes, but what about the green ones? Here are 57 best green tomato recipes that you should absolutely try.