To the right of the garden that I stumbled upon, there is a small garage. In there, I find this guy making a tomato passata for the winter stores. How's that for being free to make your own food? Very kind guy invites me in and lets me take photos of the process. Yes, you definitely may try this at home! :)
You take a bunch of tomatoes that you grew in your own garden and mix them. It will take some time to complete it if using only a hand mixer like he does, but it's nothing if you enjoy doing it.
Imagine the benefits for your health. These tomatoes never saw any chemistry and were grown on soil, unlike the tomatoes you buy in supermarkets. They originate from huge farms and are solely grown on water filled with minerals and chemicals. (Almeria, Spain)
When done with the batch, pour the juice into a big dish and the rests into another.
Both products can be used for different purposes and will last more than a winter if sealed properly. Sealing is done by the same heating process like one would do with jams. I actually did that some years ago.
There is a one really happy guy. He insisted on me taking a photo of him on my motorbike, what I gladly did. I took it with his phone, so I don't have that pic. But, I have this one where looks very pleased with his work. We should all do this and close the retailers who feed us poisons and make a profit on our health.
Enjoy your day! :) And go make some passata of your own. :D
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