Love your channel because your all about food safety, all these rebel canners get so upset if question their process..good grief, talk about blinders, Im not looking to kill myself or loved ones, lol
I am a PROUD rebel canner. 50 years feeding a family of 8. Zero illnesses. My mother did the same to her family of 12 and her mother, one of 18 children did the same. Everything was water bathed and acid was not added. Eating food from a grocery store gives you a far greater chance at killing your family then canning tomatoes without acid😂
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I try so many of your variations of canning. I recently purchased a steam canner and you are right, I love it and I save time, energy and water. I love grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato soup. Keep you updated after i try this one out. Thanks!!!
I made this today and used a tsp of old bay seasoning. This was really good!! I don’t think i would have tried this if you hadn’t mentioned it. Thanks so much for your variation. You are a positive influence!!
Do you have any suggestions for me using frozen Roma tomatoes? They have their skins on, which I know I can peel off and they are not deeded. Is it still necessary for me to run through a food meal or can I use an immersion blender and will that take care of the seeds? And they’ll be lots of liquid when the bag stock, should I pour out that liquid so I don’t have to cook it down quite Quite so long
Carol, could you give me the ISBN number on the Ball book that you mentioned? I ordered one from Amazon, but it is not the same book. Thank you. Love your videos!
Carol, thank you for this video. Tomato soup and grilled cheese is a staple around here, and my grandkids love it. My question is, do you need 14 lbs of tomatoes AFTER peeled and cored or BEFORE? Thank you! Sorry, I keep editing my comment. I bet if vidalia onions are used, you’d get that sweet flavor of Campbells soup instead of adding sugar. I freeze dry vidalias and my grandkids eat them like candy! So so sweet and delicious!
@@carol-thriftychichousewife6231I edited my comment after your comment so I’m not sure if you saw it. Vidalia onions would be fantastic in this soup in place of sugar because they are so sweet. But they are almost out of season so I’d get them soon! Also, can the tomatoes be roasted in the oven before cooking down with the rest of the ingredients? I think it would give the soup another level of flavor if it’s allowed.
I love that this recipe doesn't call for much sugar. That's the main thing that keeps me from liking Campbell's tomato soup. On my list for '24 garden canning. Thanks Carol.
This is an amazing recipe. It tastes exactly like the original Campbell's tomato soup. During the pandemic, the flavor of their soup has changed. I don't like it anymore. But thie recipe from the canning book tops it!
I've made that recipe before! It turned out amazing. It tasted just like the original Campbell's tomato soup from several years ago. Campbell's tomato soup has changed its recipe. It's not good anymore. The recipe that you are using is absolutely worth making and canning.
I love soup! Any stir bought has to be Campbells. Homemade is even better. I really like their chunky soup. Would love to can up those or the base of the one with dairy.
Thank you. I have been on your site a hundred times for recipes and info and for the life of me, I do not know why I haven't Subbed and Belled. So I did today. I always thumbs up. Made your Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce and Baked Beans. I have 30 pounds of Vidalia onions I'll be making into your French Onion Soup this weekend, it will be raining, stuck inside. God Bless and stay safe.
Thank you for this video, will be making soon! I had a question concerning canning frozen mixed vegtables, I have a ton in my freezer, could I pressure can those just like fresh following the usda guidelines? Thank you
Have you ever tried the quick and easy tomato soup out of the amish csnning cook book? I have been wanting to try it however it doesn't mention any added acid, which makes me unsure!
I haven’t tried it but it’s on my radar. The recipe I shared is water bath canned so acid is required for safety. The one you mentioned is pressure canned so the additional acid would not be required