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Well I chopped up four kilo of tomato’s plus associated ingredients. The chutney is ready to simmer for 45 mins.

Problem is I must have quite a few kilos left. I am thinking tomato ketchup.

But still too many left. Going to widen the net for neighbour gifts.

Never had such a good crop, plus these baby plums are the best I have grown. So sweet! image.jpgimage.jpg
 
So today is rhubarb wine start day. Crop the rhubarb and de leaf then chop.

Thankfully my neighbour did not ask me for the leaves again.

Put the rhubarb pieces in my big pot and add three kilo of dextrose.

Stir and leave overnight. Tomorrow will get boiling water added and blitzed with a stick hand blender then a run through the fruit press.

I have never had it before. image.jpg
 
Tomato confit. Thyme, garlic, olive oil, a few chopped chillis. Five hours at 120c then into sterile jars and then simmered for 45 mins. View attachment 339031
How well did your confit tomatoes last? I’ve been looking at bottling both tomorrows and peppers, either in oil or tightly packed together but not pickled. I’ve never used a water bath for jams, pickles or bottled fruit but understand that low acidity fruit needs a bit more care. Any advice on methods greatly appreciated
 
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