Friday, January 27, 2017

Making & Using Tomato Powder

       I love dehydrating fresh tomatoes and make sun dried tomatoes.


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     Sometimes after drying them, I will make tomato powder.  To me, tomato powder should be in EVERY kitchen.  It is so versatile, storage-effecient, and super delicious.  It is so easy to use and there are so many ways it can be used.  Yes, you can purchase tomato powder (and pay a fortune) or make your own and you can know that it will be made from pure 100% tomatoes with no additives or preservatives.

      To make tomato powder, you first have to dehydrate the tomatoes.  I won't go into the details of how to do that but this link will show you how to dehydrate the tomatoes.

      Once the tomatoes are completely dried, just toss them into a blender or we use a single serve blender (like you would use to make smoothies) and grind the tomatoes until they turn into a fine powder.  Just store it in a mason jar out of direct sunlight.  I know the one I have pictured shows it in a baggie but every time I took a photo of it in the mason jar, it looks so pale and I wanted to show you how vibrant the powder truly was.

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       Tomato powder can be used in the powder form to thicken soups, sprinkle on salads or hamburgers.   To make homemade tomato sauce with tomato powder, use 2/3 cups of tomato powder and 2 cups of water and it will make the same amount as a 15 oz. can you would purchase from the store.  To make tomato paste, use 6 T. of tomato powder and 1/2 cup of water to equal a 6 oz. can of tomato paste.  If you want to make tomato juice, use 1 c. of tomato powder and 8 c. of water and it will equal a 64 oz. bottle of tomato juice.


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