Canning Tomatoes WITHOUT a pressure cooker and No Water Bath | Useful Knowledge

My family has been doing it this way for over 90 years maybe more , no one ever got sick , my only suggestion would be to cover the jars with towels and or blankets until the next morning , this will keep the heat in the jars for a prolonged time to ensure all bad bacteria is killed , just posted a video on canning tomatoes myself . cant beat home canned tomato sauce...!!!

can u skin and core the tomatoes the day before u cook them?

Unbelievable I just did mine yesterday 10 jars of toms - all like this without a water bath or pressure cooker.

I dont get what the need for a pressure cooker or waterbath is if you heat up the toms to a boil and can straight away into clean jars and put the lids on!

Hi Jamie,I’ve seen a recipe for salsa that had chopped onions in it. They cooked on stove for an hour then put in hot jars then flipped for 5 minutes. This gal had been doing salsa for 20 years. What do you think? Especially with the onions

What is the shelf life of tomatoes canned this way

Can I skip using salt?

one of the best one i have seen. Thanks.

I’m so glad I found this video!! I’ve been dragging my feet on canning mine in sauces because everyone makes it sound so complex!

Stop the nonsense ,Ppl just buy a ph reader. Simply as 1,2,3..

3rd year following this method. Works great and I found it safer than the water bath method.

How long do you have the jars in the oven for?

Thanks for sharing

Can you do stew tomatoes the same way by putting them in the oven

Can't hear a thing - the music is too loud. What a pity!

Bloody annoying music in the background!

I always thought you needed to put your jars into a boiling water bath to completely seal the jars. I guess not. Anyone else do this prior to the method in this video?

After finishing process ,where do we store them?

Why the music? I'm hard of hearing and the music made it hard to hear you speak. I had to turn on CC and then I couldn't watch because I was READING.

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The music or noise is so loud it interferes with hearing him talk

How can you do this for do for pickles and okra?? Thank you.

This is the way I’ve been canning tomatoes for over 35 years.Everyone raves over how pretty and tasty they are!

can you do beets this way

You don’t add lemon juice and so many do, I’m assuming you have good results without it. ?

I absolutely love watching your videos.Thank you so much for sharing with us.

So I didn't catch the reason for adding the salt to each jar. Is that part of the preservation process or is it a taste preference?

A friend does it this way but she puts dried oregano, fresh parsley and in hers. It’s never gone off & tastes delicious.
She also wipes the top of the jars with vinegar to sterilise the top of the jar before putting the lids on.

I've been considering water bath canning. Have no experience whatsoever! You mean I don't need any expensive equipment to do this. Talk about budget-friendly! I am blown away. What is the proper term for this type of canning? Thank you for making this video.

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Can do other veggies just like did tomatoes fruits!? That's the way my momma y tia did ours. We didn't have no pressure canners.

Does this work with canning ANYTHING? I've got a jam recipe that I'm itching to try, but it demands that I have a canner to pull it off.

You don’t need lemon juice? I did mine this way but was told add lemon juice as well

Did anyone else have no words in the video?

Does anyone know if this method works for the Harvest Guard resealable canning lids?

Can I use zip lock

Is putting the jars in the 250 deg. oven a sterile step? I took mine out of the dishwasher that has sanitize setting, and filled them with the hot tomato mix.

Anything wrong with this method? If so, do I restart at some stage? No canner available.

Ugh- can't get past the annoying music

Thank you for erasing my ignorance, 70 yesterday.

Thank you so much!

We do this with stewed fruit. Cook the fruit, have it scalding hot, ladle into sterile, hot jars.
Fill the jars real full. Wipe rims, whack the lids on, tip them upside down for 5mins. We use recycled jam/pickles etc jars. (Just make sure the lids don’t smell of pickles/olives/onions. ...it doesn’t mix well with stewed apricots!)
Louise, Australia 🦘

Don't you have to put them in a pressure cooker to avoid botulism?

Love this. Good to know. Tomatoes are acidic. I don't even peel tomatoes! We need roughage!

Great presentation, not so great background music. The music is very annoying and distracting.

Can you cam apple sauce this way?

looks like the tomatoes will be very watery

Good to know. Thanks for the post.

Does tomatoes have to be hot?

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It's really hard to hear you do to the volume of the music.

Good info though!

I sure love the simplicity of this, however, I wonder if it's an approved canning method? We know things now we didn't know back then about food safety. Just a word of caution as the video description doesn't say if it's a tested and approved method. I am going to do further research to find out. I sure hope so!🤞