For some batches, I peeled garlic cloves and added them to the mix. Yum! - soozphotoz - Susan Gardner-Creamer

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soozphotoz > Roasting tomatoes for sauces or for eating right out of the oven is easy. The most difficult part is turning on the oven to 300 degrees on a hot summer day.
Core the tomatoes, then half or quarter depending on their size. Toss them with a drizzle of olive oil and salt (I use sea salt because I like it).
Place the tomatoes on a sheet of parchment paper or foil on a cookie sheet. Slide them into the oven and bake 2.5 to 3 hours. You can also turn off the oven and just let them continue to stew.

soozphotoz > For some batches, I peeled garlic cloves and added them to the mix. Yum!

soozphotoz > You can see here that roasted tomatoes aren't the prettiest food ever, but they sure are delectable!
(Click on the kitchen pic for the How-To)

soozphotoz > Breakfast at the Star Diner :)

soozphotoz > S&P

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For some batches, I peeled garlic cloves and added them to the mix. Yum!

> For some batches, I peeled garlic cloves and added them to the mix. Yum!

For some batches, I peeled garlic cloves and added them to the mix. Yum!

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