Recipes
Pan-fried confit tomatoes
Have you ever tried pan-fried cherry tomatoes? A quick and versatile preparation to transform cherry tomatoes into a delicious side dish without using the oven.
Pan-fried cherry tomatoes are a delicious preparation that enhances the natural flavor of cherry tomatoes through slow cooking in olive oil . The process gives the cherry tomatoes a soft texture and a sweet, juicy taste. The recipe is very versatile and can also be used as a condiment for pasta, topping for bruschetta or as an accompaniment for meat and fish. Pan-fried confit cherry tomatoes are a simple yet sophisticated option to enrich your dishes with an intense and irresistible flavour.
Preparation of confit tomatoes in a pan
- Prepare the cherry tomatoes: wash and dry them thoroughly. Cut each cherry tomato in half.
- Pour enough extra virgin olive oil into a nonstick skillet to cover the bottom. Add the crushed garlic cloves and thyme sprigs. Heat over medium heat.
- Add the Cherry Tomatoes: Arrange the cherry tomatoes cut-side down in the skillet. Make sure they are arranged evenly. Add the sugar, a little salt and ground black pepper over the cherry tomatoes.
- Cook the cherry tomatoes over low heat for about 10 minutes , or until they are softened and begin to caramelize slightly.
- Occasionally, gently stir the cherry tomatoes in the pan to evenly distribute the flavor and make sure they don't stick together.
- If the cherry tomatoes seem dry while cooking, you can add a little more olive oil.
- Continue cooking until the cherry tomatoes are soft , caramelized and slightly wilted.
- Remove the garlic cloves and thyme sprigs from the pan. The confit cherry tomatoes are ready to be served.
storage
We recommend keeping the pan-fried tomato side dish for a maximum of 2-3 days in the fridge , preferably in a special container with a lid. We do not recommend freezing in the freezer.
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