I started going back and looking at all my old cookbooks about 6 months ago. Specifically looking at the recipes that eluded me in the past. I love finding companion dishes or sauces that I can use to bump up my usual rotation.
Tomato confit is just such a dish. It’s easy and will turn unripe, flavorless plum (or any kind) tomatoes into the most amazing bombs of flavor. It’s truly remarkable.
Here’s the technique I use:
cut an X in the bottom of the tomato
boiling water for 30-40 seconds
peel the skin off
cut it half through the stem
Remove the stem w a V-shaped cut
remove all the seeds and juice
mix w olive oil and garlic on baking sheet
arrange on that tray cut side down
salt and pepper plus any herb you like
bake at 250 for two hours.
That little turkey slice w fresh mozzarella and confit tomato was so delicious.
They’re great in my daughter’s lunch bc, unlike fresh tomatoes, they don’t make the bread soggy.
Tomato confit is just such a dish. It’s easy and will turn unripe, flavorless plum (or any kind) tomatoes into the most amazing bombs of flavor. It’s truly remarkable.
Here’s the technique I use:
cut an X in the bottom of the tomato
boiling water for 30-40 seconds
peel the skin off
cut it half through the stem
Remove the stem w a V-shaped cut
remove all the seeds and juice
mix w olive oil and garlic on baking sheet
arrange on that tray cut side down
salt and pepper plus any herb you like
bake at 250 for two hours.
They’re great in my daughter’s lunch bc, unlike fresh tomatoes, they don’t make the bread soggy.








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