What to do with these many cherry tomatoes?

by atulsinghjnv

32 Comments

  1. Core, de-seed, boil for like a day, can. Realize they shrink into less than 1/3 of their size and you don’t have enough. Edit, genuinely like a pint of tomato paste.

  2. Tall-Hawk-8434

    Fermented cherry tomatoes! So simple to make. Ready in a few days. They are salty, zingy (slight fizz), slight sourness. I’m making a batch tomorrow.

  3. Interesting-Cow8131

    Pickle, dehydrate, roast, and then freeze for tomato soup this winter. That’s what I’ve been doing.

  4. dustyfyb

    I share with the neighbors. I only have sun in front so they’ve had to look at my jungle since May. I figure it’s only fair they get a taste.

  5. Sdwingnut

    Have my daily suggested serving of snacking tomatoes.

  6. unnasty_front

    Roast with a chopped onion and garlic at 400 for ~30 mins, add a brick of boursin when it’s out of the oven, dump in cooked pasta. White beans and/or cubed chicken optional.

  7. Herbisretired

    I roasted them in the oven, and they are now frozen in individual batches ready to go onto my focaccia

  8. TurnipNo9593

    Freeze them whole & use for tomato sauce, soup or baked tomatoes

  9. Octopus_wrangler1986

    If you have room in the freezer, wash and bag them then freeze. You can roast them like fresh tomatoes in the next few months. They’re delicious.

  10. Beth_Bee2

    I eat as many as I can fresh, but when I’m truly swamped will roast a bunch with olive oil, salt & pepper, then freeze. They take up less space once roasted and you can add them to soups & chilis all winter long.

  11. nostigmatahere

    Tomato salad for breakfast, lunch and supper then repeat.

  12. Nearby-Display-5433

    Freeze them to make ice for bloody marys

  13. KeeleyKittyKat

    I cut mine in half sprinkled with salt and Italian seasoning and dehydrated them. Great as snacks, grind into tomato powder, put on salads or add to soups and stews.