Name: Tomato Fondue
Ingredients: 3 c Chopped fresh; ripe tomatoes (skinned); 2 tb Minced onion (Or use shallots) (up to 3); 2 tb Butter.; Minced garlic; Salt; Pepper; Herbs to taste; such as basil, oregano, thyme, etc.

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

3	c	Chopped fresh; ripe tomatoes (skinned)
2	tb	Minced onion (Or use shallots) (up to 3)
2	tb	Butter.
		Minced garlic
		Salt
		Pepper
		Herbs to taste; such as basil, oregano, thyme, etc.

INSTRUCTIONS

1. My favorite tomato thing to freeze is what Marian Morash (THE VICTORY
GARDEN COOKBOOK) calls Tomato Fondue or Tomato Coulis. I make it in big
batches and freeze in 1 pint portions and it brings just a delicious taste
of lovely fresh tomatoes all winter long. I use it for many things, but my
favorite use, other than for pastas, is as a light sauce for stuffed bell
peppers. Much better, and tastier than the heavier pasta-style sauces
usually used. It's also good on scrambled (or otherwise cooked) eggs, baked
potatoes, etc.
Chop enough fresh, ripe tomato pulp (skinned) to make three cups pulp.
Saute 2-3 Tbsp. minced onion in 2 Tbsp. butter. (Or use shallots.) Add some
minced garlic and then add tomatoes. Cook over medium-high heat for 4-5
minutes to evaporate the juices and thicken the sauce. Season with salt,
pepper, and herbs to taste, such as basil, oregano, thyme, etc. For
freezing, though, I leave the herbs out until sauce is thawed and reheated
for serving. Freeze in tightly sealed containers, filled up to 1-inch
expanding space.
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