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Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: kshillbillys on July 17, 2010, 03:56:36 PM
Good eye, Jarhead..good eye!

Hey, I was driving by your house the other day and saw all them tomatoes and my minds' been running wild with how good they would taste with a little salt..... ;)
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: jarhead on July 17, 2010, 04:05:53 PM
Ks
What does tomatoes have to do with this thread ?? 50 lashes with sting weed for getting off subject !! :)
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: kshillbillys on July 17, 2010, 04:13:02 PM
LMAO!! Sorry, am getting old and have to mention things when I think of them!!  ;D
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: greatguns on July 18, 2010, 06:51:44 PM
Jarhead, no salt just turn them into wine.
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: Diane Amberg on July 18, 2010, 06:54:59 PM
Tomato wine? That's a new one on me. How is it made?
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: jarhead on July 18, 2010, 07:54:23 PM
I suppose you could make tomatoe wine just like I make other weird wines but think I'll use them to make salsa instead. Made Jalapeno wine before but I didn't try it except it was kick butt to marinate jerky with. Made some catnip wine years ago but drink a little glass of it and put me to sleep.
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: greatguns on July 18, 2010, 08:50:07 PM
I have drank tomato wine and it was good.
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: Diane Amberg on July 18, 2010, 08:56:28 PM
Please share the recipe.
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: jarhead on July 18, 2010, 09:19:26 PM
For starters Diane, you will need a 5 gallon carboy with an air lock. Then 15 lbs of fruit---wine yeast---citric acid--yeast energizer--pectic enzyme--potassium sorbate and 9 1/2 lbs of sugar. Then you----WAIT--the rest is an old family recipe and "Duke aint talking !! "
Guns, I might have to make some "mater wine". Too often what I like makes nasty wine. Watermelon and cantaloupe wine aint fit to give to the coon  hounds !! Dandelion tastes like Mt Dew. Persimmon wine still is King--or was until I made cherry wine this year---but for all the gallons I make a year, I might drink one shot of each 5 gallons. Give me Strawberry margaritas and I'm as happy as a pig in a mud puddle !!!
I'll leave the wine drinking to Jo.
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: greatguns on July 18, 2010, 09:27:04 PM
Diane, I don't have a recipe for it.  An old gentleman in Latham where I grew up made all kinds of wine and I never tasted any that was bad.  His rubarb wine was pretty tasty also.  But I do have a recipe for elderberry wine that is real easy.  I've used this recipe to make cherry, grape, strawberry, and of course elderberry.  I will send you the recipe.  And you will not need any yeast or all that other good stuff.

Jarhead, I agree, your persimmon wine is very good.  Of course you haven't shared any cherry with me, so I can't compare.
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: sixdogsmom on July 18, 2010, 11:27:28 PM
One year I was given some turnips, and I made wine from them. It was good, a nice golden color and spicy from the peppercorns.
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: Jo McDonald on July 19, 2010, 07:03:31 AM
Hey, Ron, I am happy to be the official "drinker-upper".  Now if I can just get my sister to return the empties~~~~Why would she do that, I wonder?????
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: Warph on July 19, 2010, 12:08:20 PM


I once tried tomato wine in Italy some years ago and it was like drinking watered-down sweet tomato sauce with a huge, huge acidic after-taste... I was lucky I still had enamel left on my teeth.  No offense, Jarhead, as your recipe is probably jam-up and toe curling good...the best way for me to mix tomatoes and wine is, get a good Oregon Pinot Noir and a plate of home grown ripe tomatoes, salt and cracked pepper, and enjoy.  The Oregon (cool country) Pinot Noir has a tartness to hold up to tomatoes where as a California (warm country) P.N is. too ripe and flabby to hold their own with the tomatoes.  LOL....you need to send your recipe to Italy... anything is an improvement to their tomato wine.

Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: jarhead on July 19, 2010, 12:31:37 PM
WARPH,
Whoa there Hoss !! It sounds like you are a wine connoisseur so you just lost your spot in my bunker when things go south. I can tell you will turn your nose up at the Mulberry wine hid  deep inside my bunker.
I drank some Far Nienta and Opus One wine before and I would rather drink Boones Farm than that dry stuff.
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: Catwoman on July 19, 2010, 12:55:11 PM
Personally, I like a good Johannesburg Reisling, somewhere around years 1981 or 1986...Both of those were really good years for that variety of grape.  Of course, I also like a well-made Sex on the Beach...Around here, we refer to that as "fruit juice"...:-)
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: Diane Amberg on July 19, 2010, 05:22:39 PM
Jar, ya almost had me there. But since I don't drink it would have been for someone else to drink and if the pooch isn't sharing...oh well. I'll be happy for the elderberry or whatever recipes to make and share with friends though. Not that I won't taste it  ;)
Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: Warph on July 20, 2010, 12:38:31 AM
Quote from: jarhead on July 19, 2010, 12:31:37 PM
WARPH,
Whoa there Hoss !! It sounds like you are a wine connoisseur so you just lost your spot in my bunker when things go south. I can tell you will turn your nose up at the Mulberry wine hid  deep inside my bunker.
I drank some Far Nienta and Opus One wine before and I would rather drink Boones Farm than that dry stuff.

Wine connoisseur??  No way.  More of a beer man.  Give me a cold one and I'm happy as a clam.  Anyway, I'm scared of getting Wine Flu if I drink too much.  Wine Flu??  What the hell is Wine Flu... you ask?  I'm about to save your life, Jarhead. 

Check this out:  This conversation was picked up by the ever present drones in the sky and monitored in Langley Va. This recorded conversation was between two taliban raghead leaders of the Afghan Islami Group (AIG) in Central Dufferistan in the Parrot's Peak area of Afghanistan.
The conversation went like this:


Mulla Moolah: Salaam, brader.
Mullah Tota: Walaikum.
MM: May Allah bless you with health.  How are the boys in your area?
MT: They are out with the goats having a good time, brader.
MM: ah good... why are you sneezing?  And why is your nose so reddish?
MT: My nose?  Nothing.  It is just a cold.
MM: Cold?  May Allah protect you from the wine flu.
MT: Wine?  That would be in Jannah for me.
MM: Don't you listen to MSNBC, Pushto?
MT: I ran out of batteries, what did it say?
MM: The pigs are afflicted with wine flu.
MT: Pigs?  Firangis?  Wine?  Flu?  You mean the Firangis have flu?  So what?
MM: (grunt) It is a type of flu you get from wine.  Heard it on CNN too, Pushto.  The reception was scratchy.
MT: Ah wine.  May Allah protect us from worldly sins.
MM: Brader, do you know how they put flu in wine?
MT: Those western pigs, they have no morality.  Nothing would surprise me.
MM: (with another grunt) Allah knows everything.
MT: Brader, are you suggesting we have something to do with this wine flu?
MM: (inaudible) ... Sodom and Gomorrah.
MT: We should rid the world of ....(sneezes)
MM: When you go to the base have yourself checked by brader Hakim.
MT: Tell me more about this wine flu.  Is it lethal?
MM: Not for the pigs.
MT: Wine flu.  I do not know much about wine.  Ask me about afim.
MM: Wine and drugs will be the downfall of United States of Sodom and Gomorrah.
MT: You are brilliant, brader, mixing haraam with haraam for the infidel pigs.
MM: Our involvement is minimal and returns a thousand fold.
MT: May Allah be pleased with our efforts.
MM: Wonders do not cease in His Kingdom.
MT: Brader, what are you suggesting?
MM: Wine is made from grapes
MT: Yes?
MM: Grapes are halaal wine is not.
MT: Allah knows best.
MM: We feed grapes to the pigs.
MT: So that is how it spreads?
MM: The grapes would ferment in their bellies.
MT: A double whammy?  Both are haraam!
MM: You see the brilliance?
MT: Double whammy it is... drink and indulge in debauchery.
MM: Yes and then take off their clothes in freezing weather.
MT: Naoozobillah!
MM: And then makes all those porno movies.
MT: Porno movies?  What are they?
MM: You don't want to know. They make out with animals.
MT: Goats?
MM: No, they do not know that pleasure.  Dogs, pigs!
MT: May the curse of Allah fall on them.  And I hope they leave the goats alone.
MM: May they drown in their drinks.
MT: Amen, brader.  

Title: Tomato Wine
Post by: Jo McDonald on July 20, 2010, 07:47:38 AM

  Great Gobs of Goose Grease~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
             What a post !!   :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Title: Re: Tomato Wine
Post by: Diane Amberg on July 20, 2010, 06:48:14 PM
Teresa, thanks for moving all this but next time warn me. I wasn't expecting it and I dropped a flower pot. ;D ;D ;D ;D