Tomato

Bright red, meaty fruits are large, 5 to 8 ounces, and full of flavor. Disease resistant plants are very vigorous and produce fruit abundantly throughout… Read More »What Is A Roma 3 Tomato?

San Marzanos are plum tomatoes, but thinner and more pointed than Roma tomatoes. Their walls are thicker and lined with fewer seeds. This accounts for… Read More »Is San Marzano A Type Of Roma Tomato?

Compared to the Roma tomato, San Marzano tomatoes are thinner and more pointed. The flesh is much thicker with fewer seeds, and the taste is… Read More »Are Roma Tomatoes Similar To San Marzano?

As is typical of heirloom plants, San Marzano is an open-pollinated variety that breeds true from generation to generation, making seed saving practical for the… Read More »Is San Marzano An Heirloom Tomato?

Native to Italy, San Marzano tomatoes are distinctive tomatoes with an oblong shape and a pointed end. Somewhat similar to Roma tomatoes (they’re related), this… Read More »What Do San Marzano Tomatoes Look Like?

America’s Favorite San Marzano Tomato Cento is the only United States brand that has its production facility in the area known as Sarnese Nocerino in… Read More »What Kind Of Tomatoes Are Cento?

These tomatoes are rich in beta-carotene and lycopene, which is excellent for you. By adding them, you can make your blood rich in these compounds.… Read More »Why Are Plum Tomatoes Good?

Most types of tomatoes work well in this tomato sauce recipe, including cherry, grape, paste, or slicing tomatoes. A mix of different types will give… Read More »Can You Use Slicing Tomatoes For Sauce?

Cultivating and processing tomatoes is possible in many areas in Italy, but three regions account for almost 90% of production: Puglia, with more than 50%;… Read More »Are Tomatoes Grown In Italy?

Do not boil them for longer than 25-30 seconds or they will begin to soften and cook. Remove the tomatoes immediately from the boiling water… Read More »How Long Should I Boil Tomatoes?