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Roast the tomatoes to concentrate their flavour.
You can roast the tomatoes a day ahead.
Roast the tomatoes, seed-side up, for 3 hours.
Roast the tomatoes for 3-4 minutossingssingentlyly, until charred.
In either case, it's better to roast the tomatoes flesh down, which produces drier, more charred tomatoes, and those from which the skin is most easily removed.
The quality of the tomatoes in the UK is often pretty poor, so at the Connaught we roast the tomatoes in order to concentrate the flavour.
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While the onions are cooking, heat your oldest, most battered frying pan and dry-roast the tomatoes and fresh chilli until they're blackened and charred all over – about 10 minutes for the chilli, perhaps a few minutes longer for the tomatoes.
To concentrate their essence, I roasted the tomatoes with some smashed garlic cloves.
The other is more intense, smoky and sweet-sharp from roasting the tomatoes first with olive oil, rosemary and garlic, then crushing them and their blackened skins to a coarse, textured purée.
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