Canning Tomatoes

The tomato trellises that I made last spring have turned out well. They have not fallen apart and they were about the right size. The tomatoes that I grow I mostly can in jars for the Winter. I find the flavor of homegrown canned tomatoes to be far superior to the store bought canned tomatoes.

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[JimBryson]

The sound of the lids popping down on the jars (8:16) is one of the happiest sounds in the world!

[TheMisterbobman]

Frank you never cease to amaze me with how you can post a video on a subject I'm not all that interested in, yet still have me smiling and watching the entire way through, love your work!

[edancoll]

I think you should have skinned them on the lathe.

[amargnwalkr]

I'd skip a canning video from pretty much anyone else on YouTube.

[Wintergatan]

Love this video, really nice to see the process, thanks!

[reforzar]

I would watch "cooking with frank". How do you enjoy your kitchen now that you've lived with it for a bit?

[whowd]

I have found that following Frank's process to cut the whole tomatos but then roasting them in a large pan in the oven produces much faster results to thicken the sauce. Additionally roasting produces some amazing flavors as the sugars get caramelized.

[iansloan]

The mark of a true educator is the ability to impart knowledge to someone who may not know that they have retained it. That's why I enjoy these videos. I just watch and learn.

[TimyMac_MakerApprentice]

Odd shaped and colored tomatoes are usually heirloom and much more flavorful. Grandmother taught me to place a wooden spoon over the top of the pot to keep it from frothing and over boiling ;-)

[SterlingsWoodcrafts]

Brings back memories, we would always grown and can our own garden items. remember my Dad in the kitchen for hours, he used a pressure cooker, we did green beans, tomatoes, pickles from cucumbers, all kinds of food, Thanks for sharing Frank

[Dragoneva]

Is there anything Frank can't do? Woodworking, metal work, machine work, plastering walls, canning tomatoes... amazing

[oconnaugh]

I'm retired. I watch Franks videos. not just because the cinematography and entertainment values, but I tend to key off his "pace" and thought processes. I really get more done around the house and in the woodshop now. Thanks for sharing, man.

[RiverWyvrn]

That narrow depth of field in the tomatoes is beautiful

[BasBleuBelle]

One of the best sounds of summer, the pop from a canning hat. Success!

[Junkyard]

Your tomato garden looks great, thanks for another great video!

[JoeCubicle]

I used to watch my Grandma can tomatoes. I can remember that smell. As a kid I didn't really like tomatoes just as they were but the smell of them stewing was incredible.

[gnarusshiaku]

After each video, when Frank says: "thanks for watching", I'm responding with: thanks for making:)

[nobodyimportant]

Nice to see the new kitchen again. Good job on the tomatoes.

[DamianoZerneri]

Love your videos even when are about tomatoes instead of woodworking

[groovyhippie]

I love working in the garden, it's so peaceful and rewarding. Thanks Chef Howarth for another great video!