Tomato Bruschetta Recipe For Canning
Tomato Bruschetta in a Jar is such a great way to preserve beautiful summer produce to use throughout the year! It’s easy to make, super flavorful, and also makes for a great DIY gift to bring to the host of your next summer dinner party.
We’ve been doing lots of canning this summer - it’s fun to get more creative with recipes like this tomato bruschetta in a jar in addition to more traditional jams, salsas and pickles.
Essentially, this recipe consists of all the traditional bruschetta flavors - fresh, juicy tomatoes, basil, oregano, balsamic vinegar and garlic. Dry white wine and white wine vinegar add an acidic punch - it makes your kitchen smell absolutely amazing!
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Fresh Preserving this summer to share how easy it is to start canning at home. With the right equipment, fresh, flavorful produce and a bit of know-how, you can make just about anything your heart desires.
Even if you’ve never tried canning before, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how easy it is. It’s also super rewarding to make something that will last months in your pantry, so even in the depths of winter you can have a small taste of summer!
If you’re just getting started on your own canning adventure, we highly suggest ordering one of these Preserving Starter Kits. It has everything you need to get started: 4 half pint Ball
How To Make Bruschetta
Every day, there are more and more ready to be picked, so we’re definitely planning to make another batch of the tomato bruschetta in a jar in a few weeks!
Some canning recipes call for a pressure canner, but this recipe can be made with a water bath canner. All you need is a large, deep sauce pot with a lid and rack and a few affordable canning tools, along with some high quality Ball
One of the things we love most about canning (other than the ability to preserve summer produce) is that we’re able to control the ingredients we’re using. No strange preservatives or additives.
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Everything is perfectly fresh and made with real, natural ingredients. You can really taste the difference between homemade and store-bought. Seriously, especially with salsa - I can’t even explain how much better it is homemade! You’ll just have to try it yourself.
If this will be your first time canning, head to our last canning recipe (spicy pickled dilly beans) for a few tips/tricks on canning at home.
If you have any additional questions about canning, we suggest checking out the Ball® Fresh Preserving website. They have a ton of great resources, detailed guides and recipes! Next up, we’ll be making this Fire Roasted Tomato Peach Salsa - can’t wait!
Bruschetta In A Jar
What have you been canning this summer? We’d love to hear more in the comments, as well as any of your favorite canning recipes and/or tips and tricks.Daniel joined the Serious Eats culinary team in 2014 and writes recipes, equipment reviews, articles on cooking techniques. Prior to that he was a food editor at Food & Wine magazine, and the staff writer for Time Out New York's restaurant and bars section.
And bruschetta does not have to be made with tomatoes, but if that’s what you desire, and a perfect summer tomato is months away, you should walk right past the produce section and head straight to the canned-foods aisle to grab a couple of tins of peeled whole tomatoes.
Unlike out-of-season fresh tomatoes, canned tomatoes really are picked when ripe and then processed right away, which means they'll have significantly more flavor. But one result of the canning process is that those tomatoes are cooked, leaving them soft and mushy, and therefore nearly impossible to dice. Since there's no way to reverse the clock and return them to their uncooked state, the best thing to do is to embrace it by slowly cooking them even more in a low oven. You'll end up with concentrated, jammy-sweet tomatoes that make a killer bruschetta-style topping for toasts. (It's a method we used back when I worked at the chef Cesare Casella's Tuscan restaurant Beppe, in New York City.)
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Because cooked tomatoes have so much more free liquid than fresh tomatoes, driving off excess moisture is key to this process. So, in this case, I start by draining the canned tomatoes and tearing each one open to discard its wet seeds.* I then arrange them on a parchment-lined rimmed baking sheet, drizzle with olive oil, season with salt, and transfer them to a 300°F (150°C) oven to cook, until their excess juices have completely evaporated and the tomatoes have taken on a deep red color. This should take roughly one hour, though that time will vary depending on the oven.
*In canned tomatoes, those seeds have also already given up much of their flavor to the rest of the flesh, which means that we don't take a huge hit on flavor by discarding them. When using fresh I always keep the flavorful seeds in.
I chop the oven-roasted tomatoes, then mix them with fresh basil, olive oil, and wine vinegar. It's difficult to give an exact quantity for the vinegar, because this will depend heavily on the flavor of the specific canned tomatoes you're using. It's best to add a splash, mix it in, and then taste it before deciding whether to add more or not. A pinch of sugar can also sometimes help nail the perfect balance of sweet-tart flavor you're going for, but go easy on it.
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I spoon this oven-roasted bruschetta topping onto slices of fettunta (garlic-rubbed olive oil toasts), just as I do with the fresh-tomato version.
Some folks may say this isn't true bruschetta because it's not made with fresh tomatoes, but I'm pretty sure just one bite will convince them that it's worlds better than the out-of-season alternative. Then we can all be bruschetta pedants together, and our food will taste better for it.
*The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a food serving contributes to a daily diet. 2, 000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
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