We made 11 jars of pickled green tomatoes and 21 jars of salsa. Jars are Pint sized (≈.5 L). Unpictured is the 4 gallons (≈16L) of blanched and frozen red tomatoes that we’ll eventually turn into sauce.

This took a while. Every window in the house was fogged.

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    5 days ago

    Looks great! How many pounds of fresh tomatoes was it to start? How many sq ft of land did that require?

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        4 days ago

        Wow that’s impressive.

        edit: I thought it was 15 lbs per plant, but it’s really 7.5, which is still really good!

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          3 days ago

          These are the end of year tomatoes that didn’t have a chance to ripen on plant. If OP has a decently long growing season, they probably harvested a few multiples or that. For example, bandywine tomatoes weigh in at 1-2 pounds each and one plant will produce… quite a few tomatoes.

          Sauce: I grow tomatos in my garden too