Preserving Tomatoes

Kate Maduekwe

Tomato news from Nigeria is trending. One of the unique ways to store tomato without relying on the epileptic power supply from the national grid.

Lesson 101

Buy your ripe tomatoes, tatashe, onion and pepper.

Wash then clean and blend to paste.

Boil till all the water drains or use a cheese cloth to drain the water and then boil.

Alternate method

Wash clean, cut into chunks, boil and then blend into paste.

Lesson 201:

Fill airtight storage containers with the tomato paste.

Get a big pot, add water and line the under with your empty cut up bag of rice or beans, put the bottled tomatoes standing upright in the pot.

Put the pot on fire and boil for about 10 to 15 minutes to build up pressure in the bottled tomatoes.

Remove from the pot when cool and stark in your kitchen store.

Only open them when you want to use. Once opened, use all of it or store in your fridge.

This can preserve for up to 6 months without electricity.

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