[header] How to freeze tomatoes [title] Select your tomatoes. [step] Pick tomatoes that are firm, yet not hard. Avoid tomatoes with bug spots, bruises and other damage.
[header] How to freeze tomatoes [title] Select your tomatoes. [step] Pick tomatoes that are firm, yet not hard. Avoid tomatoes with bug spots, bruises and other damage.
Hard tomatoes may be underripe and save you time and money. [substeps] Corn pulp, or other different fresh produce, is the most likely to rot when frozen. [substeps] Consider whether you want your tomatoes to be soft or firm. Hard, arthritic tomatoes may be softer or crispier, depending on how much hard work you put into them. Pick raw or organic tomatoes to ensure freshness, which includes tomatoes with a lot of salt. Fresh, fresh tomatoes is healthier for you. You can use them, but you're going to have to do a lot more trimming. [substeps] While you can use any breed of tomatoes, roma tomatoes are the best for freezing purposes.