Crockpot Stewed Tomatoes

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Time for a side dish recipe from, hopefully, what you have in your pantry.  This was an experiment on my part, and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised.

This freezes nicely in portioned containers.  I made a big batch to fill my crockpot about half full.  I used all those tomatoes that came in at the same time at the end of last year’s gardening season!  I believe canned diced tomatoes would do nicely before this year’s crop comes in.

Try it and let us know what you think!

Ingredients

8 Cups fresh tomatoes cut into big chunks (or 4 15-oz cans of diced tomatoes)
1 Cup diced Green Pepper
1 Cup diced Celery
1 Cup diced Onion
1 Clove minced Garlic
3 Dashes Hot Sauce
Salt to taste
1 Teaspoon dried Thyme (or 1 Tablespoon fresh)

Instructions

Put all ingredients into crockpot
Stir to Mix
Cook on low for 4 hours

Enjoy!

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Grace currently hails from the shores of North Carolina, a trial retirement location, where she programs and broadcasts a weekly local news show on (all-volunteer) Radio Hatteras. Homesickness overwhelms her many days. A 50-year resident with a heart for Frederick, Grace attended West Frederick Junior and Frederick High Schools. A de facto paralegal from the days when legal secretaries did much research and writing, Grace worked in private law firms. Other employment included IBM, radio, band music, Montgomery County Attorney’s Office, and a long term position with the Montgomery County Council where she retired as a facilities manager. Grace was a minority practical conservative in a liberal charter government. Notwithstanding that environment, Grace is a resourceful, logical, thrifty, innovative, and independent thinking woman--and a great cook! She has been described as “thorough and meticulous.” Having cut her teeth in local government for 28 years, she is well acquainted with the workings of charter government. Grace will share writings of her amusements and observations...and, yes, recipes!