Prepare quart canning jars by washing, sterilizing.
Add water to the water bath canner that will be enough to cover the 7 jars about 1-2" and begin heating on the stove.
Wash Roma tomatoes and add to a stockpot half filled with boiling water.
Leave tomatoes in hot water for about 5 minutes or until skins feel "full" or break.
Add tomatoes to a mixing bowl with ice and water to cool.
Using a paring knife, cut the core from the top and slide off the peelings over a mixing bowl with spout. Juice collected in the bowl can then be added to the tops of canned tomatoes.
Add 1 T lemon juice to the bottom of each quart jar and begin adding the peeled tomatoes to the jar, pressing to pack them.
Be careful not to overfill jars.
Add 1 t canning salt to the top and pour over additional juice until it gets to the bottom ring of the jar.
Using a nonmetallic canning tool, remove air by inserting inside the jar down the sides and center.
Use a clean, damp cloth to wipe off rims and rings of jars and then top with a clean unused lid and band. Don't add the band on too tight.
Add the jars to the water bath canner and make sure that it has 1-2" of water covering the jars. Add the lid.
Begin processing timer when the water bath begins to boil.
NOTE: Ball Blue Book recommends 45 minutes for quarts; 35 minutes for pints; USDA recommends 85 minutes processing time for whole tomatoes.
When time has completed, use a jar lifter and set the jars on a cloth covered area free from drafts without moving for 12-24 hours.
Don't forget to label and date after they have cooled.