
I can't believe I've never tried them before! It's the simplest thing. Not even a recipe, simply a method.
Acquire 3# Roma tomatoes.
Slice off the end and in half lengthwise, creating tomato soldiers*.
Slice off the end and in half lengthwise, creating tomato soldiers*.

Scoop out the seeds with your finger over the sink.
Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper or your Silpat.
Place tomatoes cut side up, 12-16 halves to a sheet.

Use a pastry brush to apply a thin lacquer of olive oil to each tomato.
Sprinkle each tomato with salt.
Optional: Add rosemary leaves, whole garlic cloves, black pepper or tarragon.
*Tomato soldiers is what I called them while prepping boxes and boxes of tomatoes while working at Papa Murphy's through my formative years.
Inspired by Orangette
1 comment:
Those look so good! Nice touch with the garlic in there.
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