You can make some great dishes with the usage of organic and natural tomato paste. By making these cuisines your friends and family will get surprised.
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In fact, to surprise them you have to make an excellent meal that is made with simple ingredients. The way of making a complicated and delicious dessert with an easy material is quite interesting. When making a dish at home, it is best to prepare it with organic and freshly prepared tomato paste. There is no doubt that the use of fresh ingredients will enhance the flavor of the dish you are preparing, and you will be able to enjoy a delectable meal either with your loved ones or by preparing it on your own. There are a lot of various recipes you can use tomato paste in to produce different kinds of cuisine, including items that you can take on a picnic or with you when you go traveling. It is my recommendation that you always use organic tomato paste because it is full of natural nutrients that are good for you as well as a variety of vitamins. In this situation, making your own organic tomato paste at home is the easiest method to ensure that you always have organic tomato paste available in both your refrigerator and your cabinet at all times. Producing homemade tomato paste can be done in a variety of ways, many of which are easy to implement. In this article, I will demonstrate a straightforward and easy method for making homemade tomato paste. the beginning stages To begin, tomatoes with a high level of firmness and meatiness are essential for making tomato paste. First, the tomatoes should be washed very carefully, then using a sharp knife, they should be cut into four wedges or small layers, and finally, they should be placed in a large pot. 
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a subsequent stage At this stage, bring the pot up to a high temperature while simultaneously cracking the lid to enable the tomato liquid to evaporate. Because of this, you will have an easier time separating the flesh of the tomato from its peel. Because of the intense heat, you need to be very careful not to let the tomatoes become adhered to the base of the saucepan. Standard three When the tomatoes have reached the desired level of tenderness, turn off the heat, empty the contents of the pot into another pot, and then force the tomatoes through the metal mesh using a strainer using hand pressure. It is best to proceed with extreme caution. Repeat the process of straining the tomato mixture. The following stage 
Because leaving out the skin or seeds of the tomatoes would cause your paste to mold and spoil very fast, gently filter the tomatoes so that only the flesh and juice pass through the mesh. The fifth level Put the pot holding the strained tomatoes over a low heat and stir occasionally until it thickens. Add salt and combine with the tomato paste once it has thickened. The sixth level Make a line on your tomato paste with a spoon to indicate when the concentration is right. If the drawn line fills up very rapidly, your paste hasn't reached a high enough concentration and needs to be heated for longer to thicken. The seventh level Your paste is thick and ready if it takes a long time to fill the line made with a spoon. The tomato paste should be regularly mixed as it starts to thicken slightly since it is more likely to stick and requires extra caution. The 8th phase You must exercise extreme caution at this point to prevent your paste from burning, which will ruin the flavor of your paste. 
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When the tomato paste is thick, add the liquid oil and thoroughly combine it with the paste to make the color more vibrant. Nineteenth stage You can increase the amount of liquid oil in your paste if you like. Put the finished tomato paste in a glass container with a cover, remove it from the heat, and allow it to cool to room temperature before storing it in the fridge or freezer. protecting tomato paste from mold Because it is created at home without preservatives, homemade tomato paste is more likely to mold. If you adhere to a few suggestions, the likelihood of your paste going bad will be reduced. The first thing to remember is not to let the tomato skin or seeds pass through the strainer when you are straining the tomatoes. Second, avoid removing the tomato paste from the fire before it has entirely thickened. Loose, watery tomato paste quickly turns moldy. Finally, make sure to firmly shut the lid of the paste container after each usage to prevent air from getting inside the tomato paste container. How much tomato paste is produced per kilogram? Many people ask this question, and every person has a different response. For every 4 kg of tomatoes, 1 kilogram of paste should be removed. 
Naturally, the type of tomato has an impact on this percentage. While fleshy tomatoes produce 1 kg of paste every 4 kg, watery tomatoes produce 1 kg of paste every 5 to 6 kg. Now, I'd like to share a dish with you in which tomato paste plays a significant role as an ingredient. You may make a fantastic flavor, or even a sweet treat, with this recipe. Even though this dish only contains a small amount of curry, the flavor is amplified because to the inclusion of mango chutney. This dish, which features meatballs that are both lovely and soft and is served over rice, will be a hit with the entire family. Ingredients 500 g beef mince 1 tiny onion grated and grated. 3 tablespoons of dry breadcrumbs a tablespoon's worth of Worcestershire sauce 1 egg 1 teaspoon of butter 1/2 teaspoon or so of curry powder 2 tbs tomato paste 2 granules of beef stock 2 tablespoons of brown sugar 2 tablespoons of mandarin chutney 3 ounces of water 2 teaspoons of cornstarch Method 
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Mix together the ground beef, the grated onion, the breadcrumbs, the Worcestershire sauce, and the egg. Form into balls by rolling. If you'd like, chill for one hour before serving. Brown the balls in a frying skillet with butter over medium heat. After one minute, sprinkle it with the curry powder and continue cooking. After adding the cornflour, proceed to add the remaining ingredients. Cook on low heat for thirty minutes. Create a runny paste by combining the cornstarch with a small amount of water. While keeping the heat at a moderate simmer, stir the flour mixture into the gravy. Tomato paste can be preserved in a variety of methods, one of which is by freezing the entire can. However, there is a better technique, which I discovered long ago thanks to Manisha, the charming and intelligent blogger at Indian Food Rocks. Manisha's technique involves freezing the tomato paste in discrete blobs that can be used later rather than in a solid container. I expanded on Manisha's advice by dividing the tomato paste into puddles that each contain exactly one tablespoon. Then, if I need one, I can reach into the freezer and take out a tablespoon here or there. The Most Effective Way to Store Extra Tomato Paste 
With a tablespoon, make tablespoons of the remaining tomato paste. Put tablespoons of tomato paste in a little pan or container using a measuring spoon. I prefer to line the pan with wax or freezer paper. The tomato paste dollops should be frozen until firm. Place the pan with the tomato paste lumps in the freezer and leave it there for at least one night or until they are completely solid. Place in a bag or container and store in the freezer for a long time. Peel the lumps of tomato paste from the pan once it has completely frozen, and then place them in a freezer bag or another storage container for long-term storage. I enjoy this method because I can always determine how much tomato paste is contained in each lump. It's simple to take out 2 or 3 teaspoons for a dish because I only freeze it in tablespoon-sized globs. I don't worry too much about freezer burn or spoiling with a concentrated, preserved component like this because the tomato paste will keep for a very long time in the freezer. When I have excess, I simply keep adding tomato paste lumps to my container. It saves time when cooking later and prevents the helpless little can from festering in the fridge. 