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Pomodori in Scatola

Canned Tomatoes

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In Nonna's Kitchen

By Carol Field

Published 1997

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Whenever fresh tomatoes at the height of their flavor are not available, Italian grandmothers use canned tomatoes, preferably whole San Marzano plum-shaped tomatoes in natural juices. Some of the best canned tomatoes come from Italy—try cubed tomatoes from Pomi, which use no citric acid in the preserving, or San Marzano-style plum-shaped tomatoes that may or may not come from Italy. California tomatoes, such as the organic ones packed by Muir Glen, are also excellent. Many women add a pinch of sugar to the canned tomatoes to balance their acidity. Italian nonne also use passata, tomato puree, in place of chopped tomatoes.

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