Homemade Ketchup

[vanessao]

Hey does anyone have a great homemade ketchup recipe, using fresh tomatoes? I had Planet Ketchup (www.ketchup.wonderland.org) bookmarked, but it seems to have disappeared! I'd really love it if someone had possibly copied the tomato ketchup recipe from that site to their computer files.
Thanks!

[AAQjr]

Ketchup

7 3/4 lb tomatoes Rough chopped
2lb apples Peeled, cored and quartered
6 ea onion Peeled and rough chopped
4C sugar
1Q cider vin.
1t cyanne pepper
2T sea salt

Sachet
12 peppercorns
12 cloves
12 Allspice berries

Equiptment

Dry and wet measuring cup
5Q sauce pan
wood spoon
china cap or food mill
OPTIONAL: Canning equiptment.

Method:

Combine ingredients and simmer for 2 hours or until all solids are broken down. Strain and Can if desired.
**Note: based on a recipe by Fergus Henderson, with minor changes.

[Olivia]

Jamie Oliver made some on his show Jamie at Home (or something like that) recently, but it looks like the recipe will only be in his new book, and not online.
It looked marvellous, and likely wasn't too spicy (i.e. cloves, cinnamon spicy, not heat spicy) and included a chile or two.
It also included a big handful of fresh basil which sounded weird to me at first, but didn't make the ketchup brown like I thought it would.

[maffu]

Hi there...does anyone have a copy of the jamie oliver tomato catsup recipe that was on his jamie at home show as i saw it but didnt get to tape it in time or to write it down but i would really like to make it as i have some nice homegrown tomatoes ready to go now!!! PLEASE HELP

[drgreg]

Found this in a google search (and this post at the same time)... Is this it?
http://forums.vogue.com.au/showthread...

[LabRat]

Found this cached on Google from Ketchup Wonderland.

Tomato Ketchup

10 lb Tomato; totally ripe
1 Bell pepper, red; seeded
-& chopped
4 lg Onion; chopped
1 1/2 c Vinegar, cider
2 Garlic clove; crushed
1 ts Peppercorns
1 ts Allspice, whole
1 ts Cloves, whole
5 Cinnamon stick
1 ts Celery seed
1/2 t Mustard, dry
1/4 ts Cayenne
4 T Sugar, brown
3 T Sugar, white
1 ts Salt

Cut tomatoes in quarters and puree them in food processor along with
bell pepper. Strain puree through a coarse sieve to remove skins and
seeds. (You can dump the puree into a colander and work it through
with your hands until there is nothing left in the colander but a
dryish pulp of skins and seeds.) Now puree onions, combine with
tomato and pepper puree, and pour into a large stainless steel or
enameled kettle. Cook and stir occasionally over low heat until it is
reduced by about a third and is considerably thicker. Meanwhile put
garlic, peppercorns, allspice, cloves, cinnamon, and celery seed into
the vinegar in a small pot and simmer covered for 1/2 hour to steep
spices in the vinegar. Pour about half the spiced vinegar through a
tea strainer into the thickened tomato mixture. Stir. Also add sugar,
mustard, cayenne, and salt at this point. Here is where the tasting
comes in. You can adjust any of these ingredients to suit you. You
can add more spiced vinegar. Or a little plain vinegar. More or less
sugar, mustard, cayenne. Just sort of tinker with it. Cook it some
more, stirring often, until it looks like catsup should look. Taste
and adjust again. You may notice that it looks slightly curdled. Not
to worry. Hit it a lick in the food processor. Smooths right out.
Pour into sterile jars leaving 1/8" of head space. Process in a
boiling water bath 15 minutes.

[vanessao]

Thanks to all! That's what I was looking for!

[jdm]

3 tsp whole cloves
3 tsp broken cinnamon stick
2 tsp celery seed
1 tsp cayenne
2 C white vinegar ( I use Cider Vin)
16 lbs ripe tomatoes
1 med onion chopped
2 cloves garlic
2 C sugar
3 TBS salt
Put the spices and vinegar in a pan; cover and bring to a boil. Turn off and let the vinegar steep while you prep the tomatoes. Wash and chop the tomatoes into a large kettle. Add the onion and the garlic. Cover and over medium low heat bring to a boil. Once the tomatoes start to release their juice, you can raise the heat. Stir every now and then so that the tomatoes don't catch on the bottom of the pan. Cook the vegetables for 15 minutes or so...
Put the tomatoes through a food mill into a large HEAVY bottomed pan. (i use le crueset). Add the sugar and boil the puree until reduced by half.
Strain the vinegar into the tomato / sugar puree and discard the spices. Season the catsup with salt and simmer until the catsup is thick enough to jar.
Pour into sterile jars and seal.

[rochfood]

" Real tomato ketchup, Eddie ?? "...

[Calamityville]

Here's another link to try - several links to recipes at the bottom of the page.

http://www.globalgourmet.com/food/sle...

You might try putting your link in the search blank on Google and seeing if there is a cached page.

[jinet12]

Here is a version that looks very good...from Emeril...http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recip...