Have you ever canned homemade rotel?

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  1. mvillecat profile image76
    mvillecatposted 5 years ago

    Have you ever canned homemade rotel?

    I am about to cook and can homemade rotel tomatoes and peppers.

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  2. daughterson profile image86
    daughtersonposted 5 years ago

    No, but when I had a garden I made out of sight bread and butter pickles and kosher dills.  Just follow the receipe and it will be great.  I wish I still had my garden.

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    1. mvillecat profile image76
      mvillecatposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      I wish you still had it too. I can sense you missing it. Thanks for commenting.

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    2. daughterson profile image86
      daughtersonposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      You are so right there is nothing like growing vegetables to sooth your soul and feed your body.  Good luck with your rotel.

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  3. Patsybell profile image87
    Patsybellposted 5 years ago

    Yes. It is easy. Make a small test batch first. Otherwise you might not find the perfect combination of tomatoes and peppers.

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    1. mvillecat profile image76
      mvillecatposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks Patsy. I think it turned out rather good.

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  4. Jackie Lynnley profile image89
    Jackie Lynnleyposted 5 years ago

    Yes I have and it was so good. There is nothing like making your own but one better is making it up and freezing it. Frozen tomatoes are just so tasty, they beat canned anytime. I am making chili now with ones I took from the freezer and you can taste them before you put salt or anything and just see what a fantastic flavor there is, and what could be easier? Make your rotel, let it cool and freeze in an airtight bag. Don't put salt though until you thaw it.

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    1. mvillecat profile image76
      mvillecatposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks Jackie. I actually canned a pint and then froze the rest in a bag. I fully agree that homemade is so much better. Thanks for commenting.

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  5. Mary Stuart profile image79
    Mary Stuartposted 5 years ago

    Absolutely! I have canned it and I have frozen it. i prefer to freeze it because the flavor is so much better. I use it in winter soups, meatloaf, and many, many casseroles. Go for it! Few things are simpler or tastier!

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    1. mvillecat profile image76
      mvillecatposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks Mary! I ended up canning a pint and freezing the rest. Thanks for commenting.

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  6. Wesley Meacham profile image93
    Wesley Meachamposted 5 years ago

    Made yes, canned no.
    I've never made enough at one time to can any. And really have never thought about canning anything.

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    1. mvillecat profile image76
      mvillecatposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      You should try canning. It is great fun and really helps preserve the garden. Thanks!

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