If you’re tired of tossing limp tomatoes, try this. A recipe best used when you’re planning on being home for 6-8 hours and completely worth it.
Put these guys on bread as is or with a little fresh mozzarella for a nice appetizer. Sauté them with roasted garlic and toss with macaroni and fresh basil. Puree them to make a smooth sauce. Add them to sandwiches or salads….options are endless.
It’s as easy as the ingredients:
Plum tomatoes, as many as you have
Olive oil
Garlic, depends on how much garlic you want to use
Salt
Pepper
Crushed red pepper flake (optional)
Preheat oven to 350°
MJM
Put these guys on bread as is or with a little fresh mozzarella for a nice appetizer. Sauté them with roasted garlic and toss with macaroni and fresh basil. Puree them to make a smooth sauce. Add them to sandwiches or salads….options are endless.
It’s as easy as the ingredients:
Plum tomatoes, as many as you have
Olive oil
Garlic, depends on how much garlic you want to use
Salt
Pepper
Crushed red pepper flake (optional)
Preheat oven to 350°
- Line rimmed baking sheet with aluminum foil and place cookie cooling rack on top.
- Lightly oil rack and set aside
- Halve the tomatoes and with your fingers, remove the seeds.
- Place tomatoes cut side up onto baking sheets, drizzle oil and sprinkle salt, pepper and red pepper (if using)
- Place pan in oven and leave oven door slightly ajar. This allows the liquid to evaporate from the oven and intensify the flavor of the tomatoes.
- After 4 hours, lower heat to 250°and continue to roast until tomatoes appear dry and shrunken.
- While tomatoes are cooling on the rack, thinly slice as much raw garlic as you please.
- When tomatoes are cool, layer them with the garlic in a reusable container and cover with olive oil. Add more red pepper flake if you like.
- Place in the refrigerator for a few hours, best overnight, before using to get the most garlic flavor. Or use immediately with roasted garlic.
MJM
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