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Tomatillo salsa is a bright and versatile condiment to preserve if you are fortunate to have access to fresh tomatillos. Tomatillos are tart, sharp, and have a slight lemony flavor. In this recipe you can use any combination of fresh peppers to your taste (jalapenos will add a good amount of heat, while Anaheim's are milder).
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Ladle hot salsa into a hot jar leaving a ½ inch headspace. Remove air bubbles. Wipe jar rim. Center lid on jar and apply band, adjust to fingertip tight. Place jar in boiling-water canner. Repeat until all jars are filled. Water must cover jars by 1 inch. Adjust heat to medium-high, cover canner, and bring water to a rolling boil. Process pint.
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Husk tomatoes, also known as tomatillos, can be very productive plants, producing 64 to 200 fruits per plant in a season. Tomatillos don't like freezing, so should be planted after any danger of last frost. Planted as such, they will flower mid-June and ripen mid-July. So then, what to do with too many tomatillos? A…
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Wash jars, lids, and bands in hot soapy water. Rinse them thoroughly. Fill a large saucepan with water and place it on the stove over high heat. You'll use this for the water bath canning process later. Remove papery husk form tomatillos, and wash sticky residue off. Chop onions, and mince garlic.
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There is no peeling or seeding, simply roast the vegetables, combine the ingredients, blend together, simmer briefly, and process in a water bath canner. When canning, it is important to follow a recipe that has been scientifically tested. This is the "Roasted Salsa Verde" recipe from The All New Ball Book of Canning and Preserving.
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Freezing tomatillos is a great way to preserve them so you have some on hand whenever you need them. The process is easy, and frozen tomatillos maintain their texture and flavor very well, even without blanching. They're perfect to use in any recipe, like for making salsas, soups, and casseroles, all year long.
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1 Remove the papery husks from each tomatillo. Discard any tomatillos that are past their prime (yellowed, brown, split, discolored). Wash any dirt or other grime off them; you will need to be especially concerned to remove any "stickiness" on the peel.< 2 Leave the tomatillos to dry.
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Canning tomatillos at home is a quick and easy way to preserve whole tomatillos for use all year long. Most tomatillo recipes start by simmering the tomatillos, and canning them ahead of time will save effort and allow you to get dinner on the table faster on a busy weeknight.
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Fridge: The best way to store ripe tomatillos is to keep them in a paper bag and store them in your fridge's crisper drawer. The paper bag will help retain moisture. Do not remove their husks. They will keep fresh for up to three weeks. 3. Freezing: Frozen tomatillos have a shelf life of up to a year.
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Tomatillo Green Salsa (USDA / So Easy to Preserve) Or, Whole Plain Canned Tomatillos. The National Home Center for Food Preservation has dedicated a full page to tomatillos, entitled "Preserving a Harvest of Tomatillos." (link valid as of July 2016). It's a must read page if you are interested in the general procedure for canning plain.
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Put the tomatillos, jalapeños and lime juice into a stewing pot over a medium heat on the stove. Keep stirring gently about 10 minutes the mix in the pot until the tomatillos break down. Bring the mixture to a boil and then keep simmering about 5 minutes until everything blends together.
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Fridge. Ripe or unripe tomatillos can be stored in the fridge for 2 to 3 weeks with the husks still on. Put them in a paper bag and in the crisper drawer if your fridge has one. The ideal storage temperature for fresh tomatillos is 12°C to 15°C (55-60°F) with a relative humidity between 85% and 90%.
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Cook the tomatillos in boiling water until tender, 5-10 minutes. Drain and pack hot tomatillos loosely into jars. Fill with boiling water. Acidify with 1 tablespoon of lemon juice per pint, 2 tablespoons per quart or ¼ teaspoon citric acid USP per pint or ½ teaspoon per quart. Leave ½ inch headspace, adjust lids and process.
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Dehusk and wash each tomatillo with antibacterial soap. Dry each fruit completely and lay on a baking sheet. Freeze the fruits until they are hard, usually 2-3 hours. Drop the tomatillos in a freezer bag and remove as much air as possible. Store the bags in the freezer until ready to use. The tomatillos will keep for at least six months.
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On the BBQ: Grill over a medium-high flame with the grill lid closed for 20 to 30 minutes (stirring every 5 minutes) until everything gets a nice browned char. In the oven: Roast on 450F for approximately 30 minutes. Roasted tomatillos turn from bright green to olive green in color while becoming more soft.
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Tomatillos, also known as husk tomatoes, are very productive plants. They can produce hundreds of fruit per plant in a season. Even in my zone 5 garden, I usually start harvesting in mid-July, and the plants continue to grow and produce more fruit until fall frost. Expect even larger yields if you garden in warmer climates.
