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How Tomato Confit Will Change Your Summer

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Good and good for you tomato confit recipe on virginiawillis.com

It’s tomato season, and cherry tomatoes can be especially prolific.

You may have a surplus of tomatoes in your garden, overpurchased at the farmers market, or been the recipient of a neighbor with too many of their own, but it can be hard to use them up.

Letting vine-ripe, summer tomatoes go bad feels criminal, not to mention costly.

Tomato Confit will change your summer cooking. It is the answer as the ultimate summer all-purpose glow up for salads, sautés, and sandwiches. It’s also a fantastic appetizer with sliced baguette or raw slices of summer squash. And, it can be a side dish, too! Served hot, warm, or chilled, they are intensely flavorful, umami-rich bursts of sweet and savory tomato candy.

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Read on for more, including this simple and seasonal oven-roasted Tomato Confit. It’s the ultimate summer condiment with only 5 minutes of prep and endless ways to use it.


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Georgia-born French-trained chef Virginia Willis has foraged for berries in the Alaskan wilderness, harvested capers in the shadow of a smoldering volcano in Sicily, and executed the food styling for a Super Bowl commercial seen by over 160 million people. Virginia is a Beard award-winning cookbook author, chef, content creator, and motivational speaker. She has lost 65# and kept it off for more than 3 years. Because of her own health journey, she is a cheerleader for others seeking to make lifestyle changes to feel healthier and happier. Her experience inspired her to launch “Good and Good for You” a lifestyle brand rooted in culinary that shares health and wellness content through digital channels; public speaking; and print media. Fans love her approachable spirit and friendly down-to-earth style. For more information visit virginiawillis.com

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