Cut them babies up and place them on a lined (foil or parchment paper) baking sheet. Drizzle them with olive oil, sprinkle with salt, pepper, and some fresh herbs. Bake in a 225 degree oven for about 3 hours.
The tomatoes are done when they, well, look like sun-dried tomatoes.
Let the tomatoes cool, and then, to store them, pack them in canning jars and cover with oil. Refrigerate them, and I'm sure they'll be good for a couple of months. I'm thinking of adding them to pasta dishes, of course, but also in salads, chopped with grilled meats and fish, and well, as a snack, because they're delicious!
Slow-Roasted Tomatoes Smitten Kitchen and Pinch My Salt
And I'll write about something other than tomatoes now, I promise!
Yummmmm. so wicked easy?? you turning into a northeasterner KT?
ReplyDeleteSaturday at the farmer's market I plan to buy up all the tiny tomatoes I can afford and make these to try to save (HA!).
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