Freezing tomatoes is a great way to store tomatoes to use all winter long. Tomatoes are great in soups or stews, freezing tomatoes help stretch the summer a bit longer. In how to video, Rita shows you how to freeze and use tomatoes from your garden.
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1 Comment
My late mother-in-law gave me some tomatoes and I was told that I couldn't just frreeze them. But I did. This video also proved that you can do this. Just ensure that you enclose thyem in a real freezer bag and no air left in it.
Wally Walsh Etobicoke ON Canada,
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