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Canned Tomatoes
Canned tomatoes are usually peeled and packed in their own juice, but they may have some added tomato pulp or semi- solid paste. The higher grades have a better color, usually more whole than broken pieces, and are practically free from peel, core, and other defects. Many canned tomato specialties are also available. They include pear or plum- shaped tomatoes and slices, dices, and wedges which are firm and have little juice. Many of these can be used in salads. Other specialties are: stewed tomatoes, which contain onion, pepper and other flavorful ingredients; tomatoes and okra; tomatoes and hot peppers; and crushed tomatoes. |
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