I grew way too many tomatoes in my garden this year. What are some recipes I can make and freeze to get rid of them all before they rot?
Congratulations on a bountiful tomato harvest! Here are some things you can do with the tomatoes you've grown: 

-Tomato soup: When made from scratch, this requires a whole lot of tomatoes. You might be able to use them all for one large pot of soup. Enjoy some for dinner with grilled cheese sandwiches or toasted bread, and freeze the leftovers for a rainy day.
-Homemade marinara sauce: If you can your tomato sauce, you can store it for a long time and use it for pasta, pizzas, or as a dipping sauce. 
-Cooked and canned salsa: There are lots of different recipes you can experiment with when making salsa, but the flavor of homegrown tomatoes will always give it a competitive edge over store-bought salsa.
-Homemade ketchup: Though somewhat labor intensive, homemade ketchup has much less sugar and fewer preservatives than store-bought versions, making it a healthy staple to keep on hand. 
-Tomato juice: You can drink tomato juice, use it to make bloody marys, marinate meat in it, or even use it as a deodorizer for your refrigerator. 
-Freeze them: You can actually freeze whole tomatoes, whether they're cooked or raw, and use them at a later point in time. 
-DIY sun-dried: You can make your own sun-dried tomatoes at home by the pound for a fraction of what you'd pay for a small jar at the grocery store.
-Italian oil or butter: You can make a large batch of either olive oil or butter mixed with tomatoes, garlic, and basil; freeze in large containers or in ice cube trays and cook with it later on for an extra dose of fresh summery flavor at any time of year. 
-Veggie stuffed bread loaf: You can make a loaf of cornbread with tomatoes and jalapeños mixed into the batter, or an Italian-style loaf with tomatoes, onions, and olives. These can be frozen for later consumption or given as gifts.

Inedible recipes:
-Skin cleanser: Mixed with aloe vera, tomato juice makes a great natural skincare product, useful for softening dry skin or treating sunburns.