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I grow about 16 tomatoe plants a year. My wife cans about 35 -40 quarts. Up until last year she used a “regular canner, then switched to a pressure on. The pressure one scares me to death. She did have 1 accident and scalded her arm a little.
In my opinion, “better safe than sorry”. Use the cold pack method.
My wife and I have canned vegetables for about 20 years. Since we like tomatoes best, we can those mostly. We usually can about 50 to 60 quarts a year and give some away. Pressure canners are safe used correctly. The new ones, like Mirror brand with the pressure weight on top that juggles to let steam out are almost foolproof. Just check the stem that the weight rests upon to make sure it is not clogged before using. The steam will escape when the correct pressure is reached. While you are at it, try some tomato relish. You can make it hot or mild. It’s great. I’ll be glad to give you more details if you care to e-mail me. pcc42042@yahoo.com. Good luck.
You don’t need a pressure canner for tomatoes. Beans, peas, etc. are a different story.