I’m starting over. When my kids were all growing up I canned all the time. After my divorce at 50 I bought my first home by myself and I’m buying canning jars and water bath canner back. My grandson helps me garden. I’m 74 and told my grandson I wanted to make ketchup next. Thanks for showing me how to make it easier.
Hi Rachel! When I spent summers with my grandmother she ALWAYS had an abundance of tomatoes . I think we must have canned a hundred quarts of tomatoes in every way possible. Funny story- we were exhausted of canning everything their 2 acre garden provided- especially burnt out with tomatoes. My grandpa brought in 1 last #3 washtub of tomatoes and promised that was all for the season. My grandmother thanked him then she proceeded to carry that washtub full of tomatoes and dumped them in the large compost bin. 😂 she came back into the house laughing and yelled ‘hallelujah’! I was never so happy that summer and learned there are ways to handle stress with grace and humor. Oh, and then close to hundred tomato plants sprung up in the compost bin with the promise to have another prosperous tomato harvest again. 😁 Thank you Rachel , Leisa and 4 Jars for all of your work to make Canuary 2024 a success! I LOVE CANUARY!
I love your recipes! Thank you so much for sharing all the canning/recipe ideas. My bestie and I are new to canning. Her husband has recently been diagnosed with inoperable cancer. I am able to pull your recipes, can with her for an afternoon, take her mind off all the bad stuff. Pls keep sharing! I appreciate the difference you’re making in our day to day!
I made it! I canned up 6 pints last night, after receiving my Mrs Wages and steam canner. I used 3 quarts of tomatoes that were getting a bit old to keep on the shelf. I did use the sugar. I tasted it just before putting it into the jars and dang!!!!! It is SO, SO good. I am going to try the honey version as well. The steam canner was so easy compared to water bath! Thank you so very much Rachel.
I made a lot of ketchup for the first time last year using Mrs. Wages and we love it! Like you, I also added extra tomato paste to thicken my ketchup so I didn't have to reduce the tomatoes too much. My grandkids told me the homemade ketchup tastes better than the store ketchup too! I loved your suggestion of using honey instead of the sugar. I will be trying that trick when I make the ketchup again as I think it's important to reduce the granulated sugar intake too. Thank you for sharing this canning project. I love adding homemade sauces to my pantry that can be used to make a variety of meals. Thank you for participating in Canuary 2024 and thank you to ForJars for your sponsorship and your awesome lids and thank you to Leisa Sutton at Suttons Daze for making this collaboration happen!
I love how you deal with "feeling overwhelmed and getting to a better place" when your garden is producing an over abundance . It's awesome to get the how-to video and a life lesson at the same time. I have never made ketchup before thinking I would have to cook all the tomato juice forever to get it thickened up. Your version using tomato juice, paste, Mrs. Wage's mix and honey is exactly what I need! Thank you, Rachel!! And God bless all the Canuary contributors!
What a great video! Never thought ketchup would be so easy to make. This looks like it would be delicious on top of a meatloaf! My favorite meal!! Thank you.
Appreciate your reminder about just canning up the plain tomatoes to not get overwhelmed, and then can turn them into separate products later when there is more time and/or need. Really great! Love idea of using honey instead of white sugar. Thank you for sharing this recipe, and really love this collaboration. The cute pop graphics at the end, love them!
The sounds of the lids popping is my favorite sound when canning. I have never canned ketchup, but I will because I have tomato sauce in my pantry. Thank you for participating in Canuary. Thank you Suttons Daze and Forjars for sponsoring Canuary 2024.
Thank you Rachel for the catsup recipe as it is so much healthier than what is offered in the grocery store. Thank you Leisa and For Jars for sponsoring Canuary. It has been inspiring. Julia
In HS I had a friend who canned ketchup and said "never again" as she had splashes all over her kitchen so I have never tried. Well you have changed my mind. Thank you for participating in this collaboration. You are awesome and so knowledgeable. Thanks to Leisa and Formats for hosting this series. Blessings
These Canuary video's over the last couple of years actually gave me the courage to start canning. I grew up with a mom who barely knew how to cook and her only food preservation tool was a freezer. I always dreamed of having a large garden and being able to stock a pantry from that garden. 4 years ago we bought a small piece of land in Idaho and today I have my own pantry. This collaborative has helped so many of us create basic food security for our families, thank you so much Rachel for being such an inspiration
I'm so glad that I found all the canuary videos. Everyone has been so helpful in helping us newbies. This gardening season will be so exciting. Thank. You all.
I found out also Mrs. Wages is the best way to make ketchup. Busy farmwifes and homesteads need to have some short cuts to get all our canning done. Great Canuary!
Thank you Rachel for the ketchup canning video! I LOVE the fact that you made this with honey… any opportunity to reduce white sugar is a win for us! I also appreciate the reminder to take our new canning ideas into consideration in our garden planning! It is that time again.
My Mom used to can ketchup way back when! I never cared for it but I didn't know Mrs, Wages made a ketchup pack. I will definitely try this as I have liked the products I have made from Mrs Wage! I love your videos and have referred to them alot..thank you Rachel and also anyone involved in this collaboration.
I look forward to every 'That 1870's Homestead' video! Rachel, it is awesome that you are one of the participants of Canuary 2024. I've had the "Mrs Wages Home Canning guide & recipes" book for years and have yet to make any of the recipes from it. Now I'm really glad that I have it because I wrote notes from this video in the margins on the page this recipe is printed (page 36)! Thanks to all of this year's participants!
Thanks for this recipe Rachel. Nice to have you back, have missed you and Todd in the kitchen. Thank you also to Leisa and Forjars for sponsoring this collaboration.
I bought myself a steam canner this summer. Wow, I really appreciate how much quicker it gets to temp and can start timing the process. Will have to try doing some ketchup now. Thank you for all your videos, I continue to learn a lot.
I don't use much Katchup but the grandkids do, I can make enough for them to have on their shelf saving them some money and the the joy of canning it! thanks for participating in this wonderful collaboration.
I hope we have a big harvest of tomatoes this year. We go through so much ketchup. My kids put ketchup on their ketchup. Going too look for the packets when I finally go to the store. Might cheat a bit and buy the canned tomato sauce to just try it out. Thanks to you all for putting this collaboration together! Good luck to everyone !!
I certainly relate to the end of garden season and being a bit burned out on canning. Sure is nice to be able to upscale them into something new and really have time to enjoy (and share) something new. Thanks for being on this collaboration list for Canuary 2024
I'm 54 and just now excited about learning the art of canning and baking bread. You all have been great to watch and learn from. Thanks for sharing with us ❤
Rachel you are the go to for "let's put this up however we can because there is an abundance so we can figure out what to make/can in the winter slow season". I love these videos! Thank you!
Thank you Rachel for such a great addition to Canuary! I’ve never canned ketchup before or used Mrs. Wages, so this was encouraging…love all the tips. This collaboration is so much fun. I appreciate Leisa at Suttonsdaze and For Jars for sponsoring this!
Love Mrs Wages and glad to see someone use there products...no shame in my game they are a great timesaver and there line makes a very consistant product. Thank you and the other collaborators for all you do for our canning community.
I know that boiling water and steam are the same temperature, and yet, steam canning seems like a little bit of magic. Maybe it's something I need to learn for this year. Thank you.
I've tried making ketchup for years and never have gotten quite right. I finally gave up. After watching your video you have inspired me to try again. Hope you keep making great videos. I learn so much!
Happy Canuary, everyone! Thank you for doing this video and being a part of this collaboration. I look forward to Canuary every year and to trying this recipe!
I love the idea of using honey instead of sugar! Thank you for being a part of Canuary.. I learn a lot from your videos... Thanks to Leisa at Suttons daze and ForJars for sponsoring. This month has gone by really fast. Thanks again!
I have been searching for a ketchup recipe for years. I so excited to try this. My Grandma and I tried ketchup about 40 years ago and it was so runny that i have never tried again……. Until now! Thank you!
Tomatoes are the "gateway drug" to canning. Once you start, you will be amazed at all of the different foods/condiments that you can easily make. I love homemade ketchup. 😊 and yours looks so easy.
Thank you for sharing the ketchup recipe. My husband and kids get excited when a new Todd and Rachel recipe shows up in our feed (We use Todd’s sausage Alfredo recipe ALL THE TIME). You both inspire us to be graceful with our aspirations while trying new things and pursuing our passions. It isn’t easy getting out of our comfort zones, but necessary for growth. I don’t can just yet, but getting the motivation and encouragement from all the great Canuary videos. I specifically appreciate the multi-use reference for tomato sauce. I used your recipe for enchilada sauce (with store bought tomato sauce) on a burrito casserole and it was excellent. Can’t wait to try this one out and impress the fam.
I am new to canning, I am definitely going to be trying this one. For the past 8 month's my family and I have had bumps in the road with my health. I don't just want, I need to step it up for this year's ahead. I do lots in my gardening but this year didn't happen for me and I have missed it. This year my kiddos will be helping me to get it done, God willing. 🙏 I love watching you guys, and I am ready to go full steam ahead with my canning for health, "new healthy living." From your playlist of TH-cam family, I watch a few but looking forward to watching the ones I haven't seen yet. God bless and be safe 🙏 ❤️
I love to see folks using the steam canner. I purchased one not that long ago but never feel comfortable using anything new until I see lots of videos to build my confidence. Thanks!
I've never made ketchup and all of your suggestions on how to adjust to make it thicker are really helpful. Mrs. Wages is new to me so thank you for the affiliate link. I'll have to go back to your video to see if you commented whether the honey substitution was 1:1 (1.5 cups of honey) or modified. Great, perfectly-timed, garden suggestion to plant at least 5 types of tomatoes to get fuller flavor. This is my first Canuary and I'm a new subscriber to your channel. Thanks for your relaxed, helpful contributions, Rachel! I loved the little POP's at the end. :) And thanks to @suttonsdaze and @forjars for sponsoring Canuary 2024..
I've never heard of steam canning until I saw this u-tube video that had been posted on Gab. That looks very interesting to try. I try to have as much variety in my garden as possible, as I feel it's so important to eat your own grown foods over store bought. And for me it's even more important as I have no immune system due to fighting leukemia. I do have to be careful in the garden because the soil can contains things that would be very harmful for me, but i don't let that stop me. I had meningo-encephalitis 2 1/2 years ago which has some permanent symptoms such as double vision and balance issues, but i just ignore those symptoms and keep on plugging along. I'm exhausted by the end of the season, but it all keeps me active and is helping me to heal as well.
This past summer was my first time canning after I helped a friend make homemade jam. I ended up going to a market and they were selling 25 lbs of tomatoes for $5. I bought 150 lbs for $30 dollars but I was never so glad to get them all canned. A lot of work but love having all kind of tomato products ie spaghetti sauce, pizza sauce, diced etc. And it all tastes so good
This Canuary collaboration makes making ketchup with Mrs. Wages look easy. I like your use of the canned tomato sauce to make this recipe. The explanation and use of the steam canner is helpful because Leisa is giving one away as well as other prizes. Thank you!
I love seeing you using Mrs. Wages. I’ve never used the ketchup. Will definitely do this. How much easier and quicker than using fresh tomatoes. Thank you for being part of Canuary. I love watching this every year. Blessings.
Thank you for showing us how to use a steam canner! I'm glad to know you can basically "re-can" things, too! I appreciate you taking the time to share these things with us.
This past summer I had an abundance of Tomatoes even though I got them in the ground late and I never thought to make Ketchup. Ketchup will now be on this summer's list of things to can. Thanks for the great homesteading videos and for being a part of Canuary.
Mrs. Rachel, I cannot THANK you enoufh for a different Ketchup! I hace made several and they're just "good"; but, none have been "GREAT"! I will be trying this one, today! THANK YOU for sharing
Great minds think alike! I actually canned ketchup the same day you made this video! I absolutely love your channel. Thanks for participating this year, and thank you Leisa and ForJars!!!
I've been thinking about making our own ketchup for awhile now. I often say ketchup is at its heart chutney. The history of ketchup is fascinating. It's commonly one of the first strong flavors introduced to infants. Which is why adding ketchup when introducing new foods to picky toddlers often works. Almost like somewhere deep inside us we believe "ketchup fixes everything." 😉
Rachel thank you so much for your contribution to Canuary! I’ve tried a lot of Mrs. Wages seasoning/Canning mixtures but I had no idea they made one for ketchup. I’ve been pleased with any of the other mixtures I’ve tried so far. I think my grand children would drink ketchup through a straw if I would let them.
For a long time I have wanted to can condiments, but have put off trying to do that. Now that I see how easy it is to do, I will make some this summer. The variety of recipes that all of you are sharing with us is awesome. Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos. And thanks to Leisa for heading this project up each year.
This is going on my to do list for my garden and canning this year. It looks great! Thank you for participating and sharing this with us and to Suttons Daze and For Jars for sponsoring Canuary.
I’m so glad to see that you’re part of this collaboration! I’ve watched your videos for some time now and always enjoy them and learn so much. I’ve started using Mrs. Wage’s as a starter for my salsa and it’s a big hit with my family. I bet they’d love the ketchup as well. I also like the idea of using store bought tomato paste as a thickener. I’ve never made ketchup before, but I think it’ll be fun! Thanks for another great video! 😊
Yes!!!! " Not another tomato!!" 😅 I lived that this year! I was over my head with tomatoes so I threw them in the freezer. Then, I thought I had processed all the bags out of the freezer until we had to shuffle with incoming beef and found 2 more gallon bags!!! 🥴 I had a tantrum and threw them back to the bottom of the deep freeze! Looks like it will be ketchup! Thanks for sharing Rachel, I am always inspired by your content ❤️❤️
I love homemade anything. I have developed several allergies to store bought foods. Watching you has given me hope I don’t have to give up things like ketchup. Thank you so much
Rachael, I am so glad you did this recipe as I have been searching for a Ketchup canning recipe also. I am also interested in the steam canner versatility and appreciate so many of the ladies doing these Canuary videos are showing us how to use them.
I so appreciate that you, and several other presenters this year have taken the time and extra care to really break down the basics of the process. I’ve never worked with mangoes but will be doing this one!
Hello Rachel and thank you for your video today for ketchup! I made a sugar free ketchup several years ago, but for the life of me I cannot find it. I have been searching and searching, but no luck! I never thought about a seasoning package, but I appreciate you sharing this. Thank you also to Suttons Daze and ForJars for this CANUARY 2024 collaboration!
This is the first time that I've watched the Canuary videos, and it's inspiring. Lots of variety and I'm glad that they're in my play list so I can go back and watch them again so that I can write down some of the recipes, and print them out to add to my Ball book.
Hi Rachel it's so good to hear you talk about being overwhelmed in the garden. You're absolutely correct and so realistic. I'm with you on the ketchup I haven't found any that I really liked I will have to try Mrs wages. Thank you again Rachel. Thank you Leisa and for jars for this wonderful opportunity and sponsoring this collaboration.
My husband is a ketchup eating freak! We go through a lot, so I am excited to try this to make for the pantry and get his approval 😊 thanks so much for your video, and have a blessed day
I haven’t made ketchup since my 20’s when I had small children. Once and done back then! I will try this recipe, so much quicker and easier. Thank you Rachel and Leisa
Came for Canuary, staying for more gardening stuff too! Can't wait for my over-producing tomato plants this summer... I might actually USE them all! LOL
Thank you Sutton's Daze for hosting CANERARY collaborative. I'm really enjoying this years. I do can alot during this time of the year. Due to the fact that canning produces lots of heat, so it helps heat my home. Thank you ForJars for sponsoring Canurary. Your company makes folks feel more comfortable about canning due to the quality of your products. As soon as I as I finish what lids I have, plan on restocking with your's.
Glad to know that I'm not alone in that burned out feeling during the canning seasoning. I love homemade catsup. Glad to know about Mrs wages. Enjoy your meatloaf..one of my favorite meals too
I love Mrs. Wages mixes also!! She sure saves us a lot of time. I continue to be amazed at all you are able to accomplish. You and Todd make homesteading so interesting.
I always thought ketchup would take forever. I’m inspired to make this and I love that you suggest we just get the tomatoes in the jar and can something later. All the tomatoes!
I’m starting over. When my kids were all growing up I canned all the time. After my divorce at 50 I bought my first home by myself and I’m buying canning jars and water bath canner back. My grandson helps me garden. I’m 74 and told my grandson I wanted to make ketchup next. Thanks for showing me how to make it easier.
Hi Rachel! When I spent summers with my grandmother she ALWAYS had an abundance of tomatoes . I think we must have canned a hundred quarts of tomatoes in every way possible. Funny story- we were exhausted of canning everything their 2 acre garden provided- especially burnt out with tomatoes. My grandpa brought in 1 last #3 washtub of tomatoes and promised that was all for the season. My grandmother thanked him then she proceeded to carry that washtub full of tomatoes and dumped them in the large compost bin. 😂 she came back into the house laughing and yelled ‘hallelujah’! I was never so happy that summer and learned there are ways to handle stress with grace and humor.
Oh, and then close to hundred tomato plants sprung up in the compost bin with the promise to have another prosperous tomato harvest again. 😁
Thank you Rachel , Leisa and 4 Jars for all of your work to make Canuary 2024 a success!
I LOVE CANUARY!
I love your recipes! Thank you so much for sharing all the canning/recipe ideas. My bestie and I are new to canning. Her husband has recently been diagnosed with inoperable cancer. I am able to pull your recipes, can with her for an afternoon, take her mind off all the bad stuff. Pls keep sharing! I appreciate the difference you’re making in our day to day!
I made it! I canned up 6 pints last night, after receiving my Mrs Wages and steam canner. I used 3 quarts of tomatoes that were getting a bit old to keep on the shelf. I did use the sugar. I tasted it just before putting it into the jars and dang!!!!! It is SO, SO good. I am going to try the honey version as well. The steam canner was so easy compared to water bath! Thank you so very much Rachel.
I made a lot of ketchup for the first time last year using Mrs. Wages and we love it! Like you, I also added extra tomato paste to thicken my ketchup so I didn't have to reduce the tomatoes too much. My grandkids told me the homemade ketchup tastes better than the store ketchup too! I loved your suggestion of using honey instead of the sugar. I will be trying that trick when I make the ketchup again as I think it's important to reduce the granulated sugar intake too. Thank you for sharing this canning project. I love adding homemade sauces to my pantry that can be used to make a variety of meals. Thank you for participating in Canuary 2024 and thank you to ForJars for your sponsorship and your awesome lids and thank you to Leisa Sutton at Suttons Daze for making this collaboration happen!
I love how you deal with "feeling overwhelmed and getting to a better place" when your garden is producing an over abundance . It's awesome to get the how-to video and a life lesson at the same time. I have never made ketchup before thinking I would have to cook all the tomato juice forever to get it thickened up. Your version using tomato juice, paste, Mrs. Wage's mix and honey is exactly what I need! Thank you, Rachel!! And God bless all the Canuary contributors!
What a great video! Never thought ketchup would be so easy to make. This looks like it would be delicious on top of a meatloaf! My favorite meal!! Thank you.
I have tried forjars lids and love them. Already bought mine for next summer.
Love Mrs Wages I want to make Spicey ketchup.
Appreciate your reminder about just canning up the plain tomatoes to not get overwhelmed, and then can turn them into separate products later when there is more time and/or need. Really great! Love idea of using honey instead of white sugar. Thank you for sharing this recipe, and really love this collaboration. The cute pop graphics at the end, love them!
The sounds of the lids popping is my favorite sound when canning. I have never canned ketchup, but I will because I have tomato sauce in my pantry. Thank you for participating in Canuary. Thank you Suttons Daze and Forjars for sponsoring Canuary 2024.
Thank you Rachel for the catsup recipe as it is so much healthier than what is offered in the grocery store. Thank you Leisa and For Jars for sponsoring Canuary. It has been inspiring. Julia
In HS I had a friend who canned ketchup and said "never again" as she had splashes all over her kitchen so I have never tried. Well you have changed my mind. Thank you for participating in this collaboration. You are awesome and so knowledgeable. Thanks to Leisa and Formats for hosting this series. Blessings
These Canuary video's over the last couple of years actually gave me the courage to start canning. I grew up with a mom who barely knew how to cook and her only food preservation tool was a freezer. I always dreamed of having a large garden and being able to stock a pantry from that garden. 4 years ago we bought a small piece of land in Idaho and today I have my own pantry. This collaborative has helped so many of us create basic food security for our families, thank you so much Rachel for being such an inspiration
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I'm so glad you gave us options on how not to be so overwhelmed during harvest season
I freeze the last of my tomatoes and do spaghetti sauce after I catch my breath!
I'm so glad that I found all the canuary videos.
Everyone has been so helpful in helping us newbies. This gardening season will be so exciting.
Thank. You all.
I've used Ms.Wages but have also done it the old-fashioned way. Ms.Wages saves us time as no one has time. Lol
I found out also Mrs. Wages is the best way to make ketchup. Busy farmwifes and homesteads need to have some short cuts to get all our canning done. Great Canuary!
Thank you Rachel for the ketchup canning video! I LOVE the fact that you made this with honey… any opportunity to reduce white sugar is a win for us! I also appreciate the reminder to take our new canning ideas into consideration in our garden planning! It is that time again.
My Mom used to can ketchup way back when! I never cared for it but I didn't know Mrs, Wages made a ketchup pack. I will definitely try this as I have liked the products I have made from Mrs Wage! I love your videos and have referred to them alot..thank you Rachel and also anyone involved in this collaboration.
I use Mrs. Wages too. I don’t remember ever seeing a ketchup one before. But gonna check it out 😂
I look forward to every 'That 1870's Homestead' video! Rachel, it is awesome that you are one of the participants of Canuary 2024. I've had the "Mrs Wages Home Canning guide & recipes" book for years and have yet to make any of the recipes from it. Now I'm really glad that I have it because I wrote notes from this video in the margins on the page this recipe is printed (page 36)! Thanks to all of this year's participants!
I really appreciate that you incorporate honey in place of sugar in so many recipes! So much better for us!!
Thanks for this recipe Rachel. Nice to have you back, have missed you and Todd in the kitchen. Thank you also to Leisa and Forjars for sponsoring this collaboration.
I have a steam canner but have never used it. 2024 will be the year!!
Awesome! My Mom made ketchup when I was a child. Thanks for being a part of Canuary 2024. I've learned so much watching all the videos.
I bought myself a steam canner this summer. Wow, I really appreciate how much quicker it gets to temp and can start timing the process. Will have to try doing some ketchup now. Thank you for all your videos, I continue to learn a lot.
Easy is the name of my game, especially at 70 with severe arthritis. Thanks for showing this recipe with honey.
I don't use much Katchup but the grandkids do, I can make enough for them to have on their shelf saving them some money and the the joy of canning it! thanks for participating in this wonderful collaboration.
I hope we have a big harvest of tomatoes this year. We go through so much ketchup. My kids put ketchup on their ketchup. Going too look for the packets when I finally go to the store. Might cheat a bit and buy the canned tomato sauce to just try it out.
Thanks to you all for putting this collaboration together! Good luck to everyone !!
This is great! I've always wanted to make my own ketchup! Thank you for this video!
I certainly relate to the end of garden season and being a bit burned out on canning. Sure is nice to be able to upscale them into something new and really have time to enjoy (and share) something new. Thanks for being on this collaboration list for Canuary 2024
Oh I know the feeling about collecting tomatoes at the end of the season lol
That stack of canning lids in the background is a really cool idea.
I'm 54 and just now excited about learning the art of canning and baking bread. You all have been great to watch and learn from. Thanks for sharing with us ❤
You just can't have too many tomatoes, in my humble opinion.Thanks for sharing!
Rachel you are the go to for "let's put this up however we can because there is an abundance so we can figure out what to make/can in the winter slow season". I love these videos! Thank you!
Thank you Rachel for such a great addition to Canuary! I’ve never canned ketchup before or used Mrs. Wages, so this was encouraging…love all the tips. This collaboration is so much fun. I appreciate Leisa at Suttonsdaze and For Jars for sponsoring this!
Thanks for the tips
Love Mrs Wages and glad to see someone use there products...no shame in my game they are a great timesaver and there line makes a very consistant product. Thank you and the other collaborators for all you do for our canning community.
Oh Rachel it’s because I was looking for an enchilada sauce recipie that I am now binge watching canuary videos. 😂
I know that boiling water and steam are the same temperature, and yet, steam canning seems like a little bit of magic. Maybe it's something I need to learn for this year. Thank you.
This recipe brings back childhood memories. Mom always waited till winter to make catsup with her can tomatoes. Thanks for participating in Canuary
I've tried making ketchup for years and never have gotten quite right. I finally gave up. After watching your video you have inspired me to try again. Hope you keep making great videos. I learn so much!
That “pop” is always music to my ears!
I love that i can use already existing tomato products I have! The amount of money this will save our family!
Another recipe to add to my collection of "Do you ever have too many tomatoes?"! Thanks for sharing!
Happy Canuary, everyone! Thank you for doing this video and being a part of this collaboration. I look forward to Canuary every year and to trying this recipe!
Thanks Rachel! And dont you just live the sound of those jars pinging as you're taking them out! I love it, and i really enjoy watching your videos!😀
I love the idea of using honey instead of sugar! Thank you for being a part of Canuary.. I learn a lot from your videos... Thanks to Leisa at Suttons daze and ForJars for sponsoring. This month has gone by really fast. Thanks again!
I have been searching for a ketchup recipe for years. I so excited to try this. My Grandma and I tried ketchup about 40 years ago and it was so runny that i have never tried again……. Until now! Thank you!
Tomatoes are the "gateway drug" to canning. Once you start, you will be amazed at all of the different foods/condiments that you can easily make. I love homemade ketchup. 😊 and yours looks so easy.
I love how you share tips and tricks to deal with harvest overwhelm. And using already canned items to make other canned items. Thank you
Thank you for sharing the ketchup recipe. My husband and kids get excited when a new Todd and Rachel recipe shows up in our feed (We use Todd’s sausage Alfredo recipe ALL THE TIME). You both inspire us to be graceful with our aspirations while trying new things and pursuing our passions. It isn’t easy getting out of our comfort zones, but necessary for growth.
I don’t can just yet, but getting the motivation and encouragement from all the great Canuary videos. I specifically appreciate the multi-use reference for tomato sauce. I used your recipe for enchilada sauce (with store bought tomato sauce) on a burrito casserole and it was excellent. Can’t wait to try this one out and impress the fam.
I am new to canning, I am definitely going to be trying this one. For the past 8 month's my family and I have had bumps in the road with my health. I don't just want, I need to step it up for this year's ahead. I do lots in my gardening but this year didn't happen for me and I have missed it. This year my kiddos will be helping me to get it done, God willing. 🙏
I love watching you guys, and I am ready to go full steam ahead with my canning for health, "new healthy living."
From your playlist of TH-cam family, I watch a few but looking forward to watching the ones I haven't seen yet.
God bless and be safe 🙏 ❤️
I love how you show people anyone can can!!!
I love to see folks using the steam canner. I purchased one not that long ago but never feel comfortable using anything new until I see lots of videos to build my confidence. Thanks!
I've never made ketchup and all of your suggestions on how to adjust to make it thicker are really helpful. Mrs. Wages is new to me so thank you for the affiliate link. I'll have to go back to your video to see if you commented whether the honey substitution was 1:1 (1.5 cups of honey) or modified. Great, perfectly-timed, garden suggestion to plant at least 5 types of tomatoes to get fuller flavor. This is my first Canuary and I'm a new subscriber to your channel. Thanks for your relaxed, helpful contributions, Rachel! I loved the little POP's at the end. :) And thanks to @suttonsdaze and @forjars for sponsoring Canuary 2024..
I've never heard of steam canning until I saw this u-tube video that had been posted on Gab. That looks very interesting to try. I try to have as much variety in my garden as possible, as I feel it's so important to eat your own grown foods over store bought. And for me it's even more important as I have no immune system due to fighting leukemia. I do have to be careful in the garden because the soil can contains things that would be very harmful for me, but i don't let that stop me. I had meningo-encephalitis 2 1/2 years ago which has some permanent symptoms such as double vision and balance issues, but i just ignore those symptoms and keep on plugging along. I'm exhausted by the end of the season, but it all keeps me active and is helping me to heal as well.
This past summer was my first time canning after I helped a friend make homemade jam. I ended up going to a market and they were selling 25 lbs of tomatoes for $5. I bought 150 lbs for $30 dollars but I was never so glad to get them all canned. A lot of work but love having all kind of tomato products ie spaghetti sauce, pizza sauce, diced etc. And it all tastes so good
This Canuary collaboration makes making ketchup with Mrs. Wages look easy. I like your use of the canned tomato sauce to make this recipe. The explanation and use of the steam canner is helpful because Leisa is giving one away as well as other prizes. Thank you!
I love seeing you using Mrs. Wages. I’ve never used the ketchup. Will definitely do this. How much easier and quicker than using fresh tomatoes. Thank you for being part of Canuary. I love watching this every year. Blessings.
New to canning this year but watched my mom for more years than I could remember. I’ve learned I can can so many more things then she had always done.
I need to try Canning ketchup 😊
Thank you for showing us how to use a steam canner! I'm glad to know you can basically "re-can" things, too! I appreciate you taking the time to share these things with us.
I love the Canuary collaboration!!! Thanks Leisa Sutton and ForJars for doing this collaboration. Home made ketchup made with Mrs. wages Yum!
This past summer I had an abundance of Tomatoes even though I got them in the ground late and I never thought to make Ketchup. Ketchup will now be on this summer's list of things to can. Thanks for the great homesteading videos and for being a part of Canuary.
Im going to try this! Thank you for taking the time to be part of Canuary!
Mrs. Rachel, I cannot THANK you enoufh for a different Ketchup! I hace made several and they're just "good"; but, none have been "GREAT"! I will be trying this one, today! THANK YOU for sharing
Thank you for joining Canuary and to Leisa for always promoting Safe canning and teaming up with For Jars for this awesome colab.
Love me some "That 1870s Homestead" every...single...time! Thanks for sharing, Rachel.
Great minds think alike! I actually canned ketchup the same day you made this video! I absolutely love your channel. Thanks for participating this year, and thank you Leisa and ForJars!!!
I've been thinking about making our own ketchup for awhile now. I often say ketchup is at its heart chutney. The history of ketchup is fascinating. It's commonly one of the first strong flavors introduced to infants. Which is why adding ketchup when introducing new foods to picky toddlers often works. Almost like somewhere deep inside us we believe "ketchup fixes everything." 😉
Rachel thank you so much for your contribution to Canuary! I’ve tried a lot of Mrs. Wages seasoning/Canning mixtures but I had no idea they made one for ketchup. I’ve been pleased with any of the other mixtures I’ve tried so far. I think my grand children would drink ketchup through a straw if I would let them.
Mrs Wages makes a great spice pack for ketsup. We all love it. Thanks for showing how easy it is.
I like Mrs. Wages, too!! A long plastic stemmed spoon, like used for wine making, will keep you from getting splattered.
For a long time I have wanted to can condiments, but have put off trying to do that. Now that I see how easy it is to do, I will make some this summer. The variety of recipes that all of you are sharing with us is awesome. Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos. And thanks to Leisa for heading this project up each year.
Can't wait to get this on the shelves instead of buying it at the store. Feels like we were in the kitchen with you. Thanks Rachel!
This is going on my to do list for my garden and canning this year. It looks great! Thank you for participating and sharing this with us and to Suttons Daze and For Jars for sponsoring Canuary.
I didn't know ketchup was so easy! We go through so much of it that this would be amazing.
Thanks for introducing Mrs. Wages to me. Now to find her products. I always learn a lot from all who are participating in Canuary, thank you.
Now I know what I am going to be doing with all my unprocessed tomatoes in my freezer. Thank You
I’m so glad to see that you’re part of this collaboration! I’ve watched your videos for some time now and always enjoy them and learn so much.
I’ve started using Mrs. Wage’s as a starter for my salsa and it’s a big hit with my family. I bet they’d love the ketchup as well. I also like the idea of using store bought tomato paste as a thickener. I’ve never made ketchup before, but I think it’ll be fun! Thanks for another great video! 😊
Yes!!!! " Not another tomato!!" 😅 I lived that this year! I was over my head with tomatoes so I threw them in the freezer. Then, I thought I had processed all the bags out of the freezer until we had to shuffle with incoming beef and found 2 more gallon bags!!! 🥴 I had a tantrum and threw them back to the bottom of the deep freeze! Looks like it will be ketchup! Thanks for sharing Rachel, I am always inspired by your content ❤️❤️
I love homemade anything. I have developed several allergies to store bought foods. Watching you has given me hope I don’t have to give up things like ketchup. Thank you so much
Rachael, I am so glad you did this recipe as I have been searching for a Ketchup canning recipe also. I am also interested in the steam canner versatility and appreciate so many of the ladies doing these Canuary videos are showing us how to use them.
I so appreciate that you, and several other presenters this year have taken the time and extra care to really break down the basics of the process. I’ve never worked with mangoes but will be doing this one!
Hello Rachel and thank you for your video today for ketchup! I made a sugar free ketchup several years ago, but for the life of me I cannot find it. I have been searching and searching, but no luck! I never thought about a seasoning package, but I appreciate you sharing this. Thank you also to Suttons Daze and ForJars for this CANUARY 2024 collaboration!
This is the first time that I've watched the Canuary videos, and it's inspiring. Lots of variety and I'm glad that they're in my play list so I can go back and watch them again so that I can write down some of the recipes, and print them out to add to my Ball book.
I made ketchup one year and my family turned up their noses at it. Looking forward to trying Mrs Wages. Thank you for sharing! 😊
Hi Rachel it's so good to hear you talk about being overwhelmed in the garden. You're absolutely correct and so realistic. I'm with you on the ketchup I haven't found any that I really liked I will have to try Mrs wages. Thank you again Rachel. Thank you Leisa and for jars for this wonderful opportunity and sponsoring this collaboration.
My husband is a ketchup eating freak! We go through a lot, so I am excited to try this to make for the pantry and get his approval 😊 thanks so much for your video, and have a blessed day
I wish I could afford to use honey for everything! You’re blessed to have your own hives!
I’ve not canned ketchup before, my brother did and said it was so much better than store bought.
I like that you use your home canned products to make more new home canned products. Thanks for being a art of the Canuary 2024.
I haven’t made ketchup since my 20’s when I had small children. Once and done back then! I will try this recipe, so much quicker and easier. Thank you Rachel and Leisa
Thanks for the recipe. I enjoy watching your videos and was happy to see you were part of the collaboration.
Came for Canuary, staying for more gardening stuff too! Can't wait for my over-producing tomato plants this summer... I might actually USE them all! LOL
You’re always so calm and explanatory in your videos. Happy Canuary!
Thank you Sutton's Daze for hosting CANERARY collaborative.
I'm really enjoying this years. I do can alot during this time of the year. Due to the fact that canning produces lots of heat, so it helps heat my home.
Thank you ForJars for sponsoring Canurary. Your company makes folks feel more comfortable about canning due to the quality of your products. As soon as I as I finish what lids I have, plan on restocking with your's.
Glad to know that I'm not alone in that burned out feeling during the canning seasoning. I love homemade catsup. Glad to know about Mrs wages. Enjoy your meatloaf..one of my favorite meals too
Having condiments on the shelf is a great thing. Spicy ketchup is my favorite. Thanks for always being real and so easy to connect with.
I love Mrs. Wages mixes also!! She sure saves us a lot of time. I continue to be amazed
at all you are able to accomplish. You and Todd make homesteading so interesting.
I love your very practical approach to using canning as one tool in your arsenal to make the most of your food supply
I always thought ketchup would take forever. I’m inspired to make this and I love that you suggest we just get the tomatoes in the jar and can something later. All the tomatoes!