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Freeze Extra Tomato Paste In Ice Cube Tray

After opening a fresh can of tomato paste, put whatever you don't use in a small freezer bag, press out the excess air, flatten it until about 1/8 inch thick, and seal. Once the paste is frozen, you can break off a piece whenever you need it.

By fossil1955 from Cortez, CO

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(Archived Jan 03, 2011)Freeze Extra Tomato Paste In Ice Cube Tray

Tip: Freeze Extra Tomato Paste In Ice Cube Tray

When you only need a partial can of tomato paste for a recipe, measure the unused portion by the tablespoon, place it in an ice cube tray and freeze. Once frozen, place the cubes into a plastic bag and store in the freezer where they will be ready to use in your next recipe.

By Marie from West Dundee, IL

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RE: Freeze Extra Tomato Paste In Ice Cube Tray

First lining icetray with non-stick spray will eliminate discoloration (10/30/2007)

By Rhea

RE: Freeze Extra Tomato Paste In Ice Cube Tray

Save on dishwashing, just put Tablespoon sized dollops of tomato paste on foil or waxed paper covered cookie sheet, freeze and then transfer to ziplock bags, store in the freezer. (10/30/2007)

By GraNita from Montclair, NJ

RE: Freeze Extra Tomato Paste In Ice Cube Tray

Did you know that you can buy Pure Tomato Powder at The Spice House. (thespicehouse.com) . It is a concentrate you mix with water to make either tomato paste or tomato sauce. Nice to have on hand. (11/02/2007)

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