I went to the superstore a little over a week ago and got caught up in the frenzy of bulk tomato buying. While elderly Italian men were carting away four or more boxes of these gorgeous Ontario-grown Roma tomatoes, I thought I would start with one. I had visions of a pantry full of home-canned tomato sauce to keep us warm during the long dark winter.
These delicious roasted morsels are insanely easy to make and freeze incredibly well. Perfect for adding to soups, topping pizzas, or garnishing chicken breasts, you can add herbs and garlic and roast them down to crispy chewy candy if you like. I almost didn't make any this year. Here's the story.
I went to the superstore a little over a week ago and got caught up in the frenzy of bulk tomato buying. While elderly Italian men were carting away four or more boxes of these gorgeous Ontario-grown Roma tomatoes, I thought I would start with one. I had visions of a pantry full of home-canned tomato sauce to keep us warm during the long dark winter.
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