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First the Tomatoes Had to Be Scalded

How the tomatoes were cannedPart 2 of 8

Herman Poisson continues his account: the washing and scalding of the tomatoes, the step that came before the peelers went to work. Filmed interview, with a photograph of him.

Written in French by Alain Manset, September 8, 2015. Quotations from period documents are left in the original. Lire l’original en français.

Herman Poisson

Before handing the tomatoes to the peelers, they had to be washed and then scalded to make their work easier. Herman Poisson continues his account.

In this series

  1. Taking in the tomatoes at the cannerySeptember 6, 2015 · Alain Manset · 1 min read
  2. First the Tomatoes Had to Be ScaldedSeptember 8, 2015 · Alain Manset · 1 min read
  3. The Work of the Tomato PeelersAugust 23, 2015 · Alain Manset · 1 min read
  4. Peeling with a SpoonSeptember 27, 2015 · Alain Manset · 1 min read
  5. Canning and SeamingSeptember 9, 2015 · Alain Manset · 1 min read
  6. Sterilizing the cans and making the ketchupFebruary 2, 2016 · Alain Manset · 1 min read
  7. Cooling the Cans, Then Labelling ThemSeptember 10, 2015 · Alain Manset · 1 min read
  8. KetchupSeptember 25, 2018 · Alain Manset · 1 min read

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