Sun-Blushed Tomatoes
I love sun-blushed Tomatoes, they are sweet and soft, can be eaten on salads in pasta dishes or just on their own with bread. You can also use the tomato oil in dressings or sauces for extra flavour.
- 1 Punnet Cherry Tomatoes
- 1 Punnet Baby Plum Tomatoes
- Herbs: you can use any but fresh Marjarom, oregano, rosemary or thyme are all good. Which ever you choose chop it up.
- 2 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil, plus more when placing into jars
- 2 tsp sea salt
- 2 tsp sugar
- Preheat oven to 100 degrees.
- Cut the tomatoes into half and spread onto baking trays, sprinkle over the herbs, salt and sugar and drizzle over olive oil and mix well.
- Place into the oven and turn the heat down to the lowest, mine was set at 50 degrees.
- Leave in the oven for a few hours or until the tomatoes are wilted.
- I ended up turning the oven off and leaving them in overnight and in the morning they were perfect.
- Using sterilised jars place the cold tomatoes in and then top up the jar with oil.
- Seal this tightly, I cut a round circle out of some parchment paper and sat on the top of the jar before screwing on the lid.
- Once opened it can be kept for approx 2/3 weeks.
Serve on salads, into pasta dish such as:
Enjoy xx
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Sun-blushed tomatoes
by Lulu Lemon and Lace
Ingredients:
1 Punnet Cherry Tomatoes
1 Punnet Baby Plum Tomatoes
Herbs: you can use any but fresh Marjarom, oregano, rosemary or thyme are all good. Which ever you choose chop it up.
2 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil, plus more when placing into jars
2 tsp sea salt
2 tsp sugar
Method:
Preheat oven to 100 degrees.
Cut the tomatoes into half and spread onto baking trays, sprinkle over the herbs, salt and sugar and drizzle over olive oil and mix well.
Place into the oven and turn the heat down to the lowest, mine was set at 50 degrees.
Leave in the oven for a few hours or until the tomatoes are wilted.
I ended up turning the oven off and leaving them in overnight and in the morning they were perfect.
Using sterilised jars place the cold tomatoes in and then top up the jar with oil.
Seal this tightly, I cut a round circle out of some parchment paper and sat on the top of the jar before screwing on the lid.
Once opened it can be kept for approx 2/3 weeks.
Lulu xxx
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