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Cherry Tomato Confit

Cherry Tomato Confit

Photo by TasteFood

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Cherry Tomatoes
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    TasteFood's Notes: As the term confit implies, this gob of tomatoes is luxuriously rich. The key to the recipe is its simplicity (3-4 ingredients) and time to cook (1 hour) which allows the tomatoes to break...

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Makes 4 cups

  1. Combine tomatoes and olive oil in a large saucepan or soup pot. Simmer over medium-low heat until tomatoes begin to break down, stirring occasionally and breaking tomatoes apart with a spoon. Continue to cook until all of the tomatoes have broken down and the sauce is thick, about one hour in all. Add salt and taste for seasoning. If necessary add sugar.

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6 Comments on Cherry Tomato Confit

Food54_profile_pic Reply

This looks scrumptious. And beautiful photo too!

Green_apple_card Reply

Hope you all try it - thanks for commenting!

Copy_of_me Reply

Delicious & Gratifying...let me count the ways to serve this :) Thanks, TasteFood!

Newliztoqueicon-2 Reply

This is my keeper from the contest so far, the key word being "freeze". I'm sure this could be adapted to can with some more acid, but this is like basil pesto, so easy to freeze in baggies.

Me Reply

How ridiculously simple and I bet it is awesome! Can't wait for the cherry tomatoes to come in!

Summer_2010_1048 Reply

This looks so very tasty. Saving!

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