Simple Boiled Tomato Sauce
1.
Wash the tomatoes, remove the stalks, and cut into pieces at will.
2.
Heat an appropriate amount of olive oil in a non-stick pan, add the peeled and chopped garlic paste, and slowly fry the garlic paste over medium and low heat. The garlic paste is slightly golden brown.
3.
Pour the diced tomatoes into a non-stick pan and bring to a boil. (No need to add water)
4.
Add the right amount of rock sugar.
5.
Add an appropriate amount of white vinegar (lemon juice is better).
6.
Slowly boil on medium heat. When the juice is finally collected, the ketchup will splash out of the pot. At this time, change the heat to medium and low heat and stir continuously with a spatula until it reaches the consistency you like.
7.
Put the boiled tomato sauce into a glass bottle (the glass bottle needs to be boiled and sterilized in advance with boiling water, and the water is controlled). Cover the bottle while it is hot and place it upside down on the countertop to prevent bacteria. Put it in the refrigerator after cooling.
Tips:
1. Ketchup is refrigerated for 7 days, and quick-frozen can be stored for one month. Use it at any time to cook soup or noodles or seasoning.
2. Make it yourself without additives, use it as soon as possible.
3. I use baby's complementary food bottle and complementary food container, each with a capacity of about 50-100ml, so that it is convenient and hygienic to take one bottle at a time.