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	Zesty Salsa for Canning by Krista Goben Makes about 6 (16 oz) pints or 12 (8 oz) half pints (I double this recipe to make 7 quarts, it usually makes a little more so I have about 5 pint jars ready in case!) **note: When I make quarts, I boil for 30 minutes.	4 votes 1 review 4 comments 26820 views
	Sauerkraut Pizza by Glenn My very Dutch family loves sauerkraut and we eat it with everything so eventually this had to happen. The shocker is that it tasted so darned good.	1 vote 5279 views
	Chili Sauce by Salad Foodie Chili sauce is one answer to that bumper tomato harvest. The perky piquant sauce can compliment many classic recipes like meatballs, meatloaf, cutlets, chops, tenders, eggs, potatoes, etc. This recipe is from Ball Blue Book of Canning (2010) and is what I’d deem a standard chili sauce for a wide variety of family uses. It is not…	4 votes 3 reviews 1 comment 18449 views
	Plum Tomato Chutney Plum Tomato Chutney by Gouri Haldar Tomato chutney is a must to have delicacy during any occasions in a Bengali household in India. It is extremely popular in Bengal as well as in other places like Andhra though the preparations is little different in different places. In Bengal, it is sweet chutney, can have different variations as per the season but a must when there…	1 vote 4718 views
	Chipotle Black Bean Salsa by Kerri Bishop This is a very yummy and healthful salsa. It is low in calories, low in fat, and the beans add protein.	1 vote 3495 views
	Redneck Salsa by Terry Edwards A simple recipe that is perfect for any casual get-together, especially when you have people snacking. It's a great way to incorporate black-eyed peas into your diet. You'll forget they're even there! Also, a great way to get children involved in the process of preparing food. There is some chopping involved but older children can…	1 vote 3699 views
	Pasta with Fresh Tomato Sauce by Sherlly Last weekend it snowed in New York, about 4-6 inches. I felt snowed it. Too lazy to shovel, too lazy to go out, and too lazy to change into normal clothes. I then got hungry for Linner (lunch/dinner). I wanted to make something fresh, light, and easy. I present to you a delicious, non-stressful, healthy meal. You’ll surely find these…	2 votes 1 review 3378 views
	South Indian Coriander Flavor~Tomato Rice Briyani (Bombay Mix Powder Style) by Kokila Karthikeyan Tomato rice is a very delicious and simple to prepare recipe.Coriander powder give a lot of flavor and rich taste.Quick,easy and super tasty!!!.	1 vote 3807 views
	Mexican-Style Hot Salsa Sauce by Micheline A quick, ready to eat and low calorie homemade hot salsa sauce to add spice to your life and cooking. Will make your sweat.	2 votes 8157 views
	Mitch's Smoky Spicy BBQ sauce by Micheline My BBQ sauce is spicy and sweet, has a smoked flavour and is great with pulled pork, pulled beef or pulled chicken sandwiches. You can serve it with any meat to enhance its flavour.	2 votes 6373 views
	Caprese Salad by My Dorot A classic favorite for all to eat!	1 vote 4084 views
	Herbed Tomato Sauce for Chicken or Veal Parmigiana by Micheline You will love this homemade Herbed tomato sauce. I serve it on top of veal or chicken cutlets and spaghettini or spaghetti. You can also freeze it and have it on hand when you have company.	2 votes 5312 views
	compote of tomato by branna a nice tomato sauce for your pasta or just as a dip with your appetizer. It can be used hot or cold. Delizioso enjoy your cooking Branna	1 vote 2 comments 4481 views
	Tomato Crab Soup by Joanne A healthy dinner option as the weather gets a little cooler and you crave the warmth of soup as it makes it's way easily in to your belly to warm and soothe. Based on an Ellie Krieger Tomato Tortilla recipe.	1 vote 3605 views
	Authentic Italian Spaghetti Sauce with meatballs by Micheline This is an authentic Italian spaghetti sauce with meat balls recipe given to me by an Italian friend. It is cooked slowly during 6 to 8 hours but the result is well worth the time and effort.	10 votes 1 review 7 comments 47515 views

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