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How to Peel Tomatoes

Shared by Kitchen Crew @JustaPinch

Thanks to the Just A Pinch Test Kitchen, peeling tomatoes is a breeze.



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baldeagle38
Bruce Haskin Sr - over a year ago
The only thought I have is to leave the coring until after the skin has been removed.
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kcduncan1956
Celeste Duncan - over a year ago
It only takes 30 seconds in the boiling water to get the skin to start loosening. Leave the tomatoes in the ice water for about the same length of time. It’s a shame that this site didn’t bother to answer your questions or revise the video to show this.
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Sunshinegmf
Gloria Fustino - over a year ago
Gloria Fustino - Seconds Ago
When growing up, my mom and I used to Can tomatoes and this is how we removed the skins. Well except for the fact that we didn't have a lot of ice so we just used cold water- they peeled fine.
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sassy3113
shirley Wilhelm - over a year ago
I tried to read the answers to the questions , it would lead me to anything but the answers?
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pako58
donna sabol - over a year ago
Yes the timing needs to be expressed better! Seasoned cooks know it is a short time or as one sees a curdling to the peel but timing is everything!
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loves2eat2
Terry Jordan - over a year ago
Yes, this tip is very helpful except for leaving off the time to boil & shock. =(
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Cupcakes4ever
Diane H - over a year ago
Great video but how long you leave the tomatoes in the boiling water?
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