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Sun-dried tomatoes

Drying tomatoes at home is one of my favorite culinary activities. This simple activity allows me to always have on hand unique, aromatic and full of flavor tomatoes, which perfectly diversify many of my dishes. I heartily recommend this recipe, especially when you have access to fresh, ripe tomatoes - the difference in flavor is really noticeable!

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Ingredients

number of servings
3
  • 2 kg ripe tomatoes Added to
  • 4 spoons Salts Added to
  • 2 heads garlic Added to
  • 1 bunch Fresh herbs (basil, thyme rosemary) Added to
  • sunflower oil Added to
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Directions

360 min.
1. Step

First, prepare the tomatoes. Wash them and cut them in half. Large tomatoes can be cut into more pieces. However, try to make them about the same size - this will ensure even drying.

2. Step

Arrange the tomatoes on a baking tray lined with baking paper so that the skin is on the bottom. We sprinkle them with salt (don't save on it, as it helps in the drying process). We add sliced garlic.

3. Step

Roast the tomatoes in an oven preheated to 100 degrees for about 5 hours. Check from time to time if the tomatoes are no longer too dry - it's a matter of taste, I like them still a bit juicy.

4. Step

When the tomatoes are well dried, take them out of the oven and arrange them in jars while still warm. We also add fresh herbs to each jar - they will give extra flavor to our tomatoes.

5. Step

Finally, pour oil into the jars so that the tomatoes are completely covered. This is a key step, as the oil protects the tomatoes from mold and allows them to keep longer.

6. Step

When the tomatoes have cooled, seal the jars and store in a dark and cool place.

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