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Jul 25, 2015 6:22 AM CST
Name: Christine
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I agree Beautiful cake and beautiful smile of granddaughter.

I also agree that I do not like the skins on my tomatoes! But, if you are feeling lazy, jam is a good way to go because the tomato cooks down so much, the skins are not detectable.

For the relish, I'm going to give your method a try! Thumbs up

Ketchup is also a good way to go without having to skin the tomatoes because everything will be put in the blender.

I always can the larger tomatoes which are peeled first by using the same method (minus the squeezing). I'm looking forward to giving the cherry tomatoes a try at canning.
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