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Tomatoes
A tomato is a red fruit popular in many cuisines worldwide. The United States recognizes the ingredient as a vegetable but because of its seeds, many consider it a fruit.
1,054 Questions
Why do tomatoes have so many seeds?
Unlike other plants, the tomato have very small and hard seeds. there are also some other types of fruits and vegetables that are related to the tomato, for example, the Kiwi fruit and the Guava. These fruits and vegetables are usually eaten with the fleshy part of the fruits and vegetables and then passed out of the body known as droppings. The bird droppings contain seeds which are scattered all over.
Does tomato puree contain any fiber?
well yes in 1 cup of tomato puree there is 4.1g (8%) of protein in it Hope this helps xoxoxox
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Where to purchase green tomatoes?
Most tomatoes are shipped green because the hard green tomatoes are less likely to become bruised during shipping. If your local market does not have actual green tomatoes on display, you can ask for them to be brought in for you. Speak with your produce manager in your favorite grocery store.
What is the best soil for tomatoes?
throu out the growing season, let's say you started your tomato plant on the date of April 12th. Well I would let my tomato grow three weeks befor i gave it any firtilizer. then after the first feeding i would firtilize the tomato plant twice a month. Or once depends on the grower. Tomatoe plants need alot of calcium during flowering. So feed away brother!
Which end is the top of the tomato?
The top is called the stem end and the bottom is called the bottom.
How many tomatoes in 8 oz can tomato sauce?
8 oz of Pasta is equal to 5 cups of dry (uncooked) pasta or 1 lb (454 grams) of pasta
What should you add to your chili to make it not so tomato's taisteing?
I add about a teaspoon of brown sugar to one large pot of chili. It cuts down on the acid flavor of the tomato.
The skin and seeds of the tomato are removed in a process called concasée. The pulpy flesh is then liquefied and strained.
What works to keep bugs off tomato plants?
i use straight vinegar for mine , but make sure you dig 4-6 inches to rid most of weed and weed roots...do this before planting for best results ..good luck Didnt you want to get rid of bugs?
use diluted soap and mineral oil sprays
Can tomatoes be planted where potatoes used to be?
I would not recommend it. They can have bugs that eat them both like the Colorado Potato Beetle If you have a problem with one you could loose them all. They also have different fertilization needs. So you could not effective take care of both if they were planted amongst each other. Just make a new row..
How many seconds are there the time from sowing tomato seed to eating the first tomato?
The length of time between tomato seed germination and harvesting that first luscious tomato varies with the type of tomato grown. The larger the tomato the longer it will be on the vine. However, you can look forward to a 4 ounce tomato about 45 days after transplant, if the flowers arrive on time. Tomatoes weighing 10 ounces will take a good 65 days after transplanting to produce a fruit.
Why do you remove the skins from tomatoes when canning?
Does not matter one way or the other. They will get just as hot and seal the same way regardless.
Why is the tomato a fruit and not a vegetable?
The tomato is considered a fruit because the seeds are inside of it, so technically peppers and cucmbers are also fruits, however widely called vegetables.
If the seeds are INSIDE of the fruit, then it is a fruit.
Where do THE BEST tomatoes grow?
This depends on your personal preference. Some people like the sweetness of cherry tomatoes. Others prefer the deep flavor of heirloom tomatoes. No matter what type you like, the best tomatoes are vine-ripened, picked at the peak of tomato season and eaten fresh.
Why do you remove seeds from tomato?
It usually makes the product being cooked become more soggy.
If it is for gravy then you can leave the seeds in, as most of the water in tomatoes are stored in a gel around each individual seed.
What can you do to prevent tomatoes from going bad so fast when you bring them home?
They are good for 1 weeks time as they do not contain any preservatives
Assuming they've been canned properly, they should last on the self for a year. Once they are opened, they will only last about a week in the refrigerator.
How do you keep birds from pecking at tomatoes?
Originaly the tomato was grown in the regions of Peru. later, it traveled to Italy., then to the Americas, etc. heidi Jacobson
