Course Appetizer, Canning Vegetables, condiment, jam
Cuisine American
Servings 4C
Equipment
1 knife
1 cutting board
1 Measuring cups/spoons
1 water bath canner and tools, if canning
canning jars, lids, rings, if canning
1 Stove
Ingredients
4lbtomatoes, choppedcan be a variety of types
1largeyellow onion, chopped
2Tfresh lemon juice
2Tapple cider vinegar
1/2Cbrown sugar, packed
1/2Cgranulated sugar
1/2tground cumin
1/2tground coriander
1tground or fresh ginger
1/4tFeel free to add 1/4 t of whichever spice you like--cinnamon, curry, cloves, smoked paprika, cayenne, or even cinnamon sticks to spice this up and make it your own. Just remove the cinnamon sticks before storing if you use them!
Instructions
Weigh, wash and chop tomatoes and add to a Dutch oven.
Chop onion and add to the Dutch oven with tomatoes.
Measure all other ingredients.
Mix together with tomatoes and onions.
Bring to a boil and then turn down to simmer until becomes a jam consistency, making sure to stir often. Be careful not to let it stick and burn. This can take 2 to 2 1/2 hours until liquid/juice has cooked out of the jam.
When finished, add to airtight container and store in the fridge and use within a few weeks.OR add to freezer containers, label, date and add to freezer.OR add hot jam to half pint jars allowing 1/2" head space, wipe tops clean with a damp cloth, add lids/rings and place into a water bath canner with 1-2" of water covering jars, covered, and process (begin timer after water comes to a boil) for 15 minutes. Remove from canner with jar lifter and let them set in a draft free area to cool before labeling and storing. Make sure that lids have sealed before storing if canning.
Notes
A "grown up ketchup" for cream cheese and crackers, burgers, steaks, bruschetta, pizza, toast, eggs, white beans, and the list goes on!A great sweet and savory condiment that helps with the overflow of tomatoes at the end of the season.A true "looking forward to" recipe during the need for comfort food months!