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Learn how to prepare your own rich and flavorful tomato concentrate by following this simple and quick method. No waste: the skin and seed residues are saved for other sauces. The concentrate keeps for several months in the refrigerator or freezer, and lasts even longer thanks to a thin layer of olive oil.
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