Mild-Medium temperature:
• 24 c tomatoes (Just leave skins on, chop up in food processor)
• 5 green peppers (5 c)
• 6 large onions (5 c)
• 3 jalepenos, seeded (*Brittany's=4)
• 5 Anaheim peppers
• 1/2-2 habanero pepper, seeded (*Brittany's=5)
• 3 serrano peppers, seeded (*Brittany's=5)
• 2 bunch cilantro (opt)
• 5 Tbs garlic
• 1/3 c canning salt (kosher salt)
• 1/2 c vinegar
Chop tomatoes, peppers, onions, hot peppers, garlic, and cilantro in food processor. Mix all in canning pot and add salt and vinegar. Bring to a boil and simmer uncovered 25 min. While simmering, heat canner with water and prepare jars, lids, etc. Pour salsa into hot jars (makes about 14 pints) up to neck (about 1/2" headspace). Wipe, top with lids and rings. Place in canner of steamy but not boiling water. Cover with 1" water. Heat to a boiling. Once boiling process 25 min. Move onto towels to cool.
Annie's 3/4 batch (mild-medium)
18 c tomatoes
3 3/4 c peppers
3 3/4 c onion (4 1/2 onions)
2 jalepenos, seeded
3 anaheim peppers
1 habanero, seeded
2 serrano peppers, seeded
1 bunch cilantro
3 3/4 Tbs garlic
1/4 c kosher salt (plus a little more)
1/4 c + 2 Tbs vinegar
(Makes about 10 pints)
*Kashina's Notes:*
I do not add the habanero nor the serrano peppers, we cannot handle them... well Todd could but the rest of us, no go. Also, I double the cilantro always. We love cilantro here.
I like to add lots of different tomatoes, because I don't use a lot of peppers it helps with the flavor! Ours isn't spicy at all, so if you want more heat add the extra peppers. This stuff is really good!