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Semi–Dried Tomatoes

Semi–Dried Tomatoes

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Active time: 120 min
Total time: 360 min
Serves: 6
Semi-dehydrating and adding Italian spices and chilies to these tomatoes concentrates their flavors and makes them super-flavorful. Perfect as a side dish or served with a non-dairy cheese as a salad.

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5 Comments

  • Bonnie D
    Bonnie D •
    Do these keep overnight in the fridge or should they be eaten the day they are made? I bought some to play with.
  • Chad S
    Chad S •
    Once they are semi-dried they will last a day or two in the fridge. If you know you will not use them the same day, you could slice them in half and dry for a bit longer, toss with olive oil and store in the refrigerator to eat a day or two later. This is my favorite way if I make extra. Enjoy, Chad
  • Kathleen S
    Kathleen S •
    I made these. They turned out beautiful and very tasty. I plan to make them often during the wonderful tomato season.
  • Ingela B
    Ingela B •
    I don't have a dehydrator but a convection oven with a thermostat which goes as low as 30C. Which temperature do I use? Between 65-95C or the lowest setting? If the lowest setting, for how many hours? Thank you.
  • Lauren L
    Lauren L •
    Hi Ingela! I would do about 65 C on convection for 2-3 hours. That should work well. Lauren

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