How to Make Sun-Dried Tomatoes in an Air Fryer

Sun-dried tomato: sweet, savory, earthy, and tangy! full of umami

Sun-dried tomatoes are literally ‘dried’ in the sun or using a dehydrator until tomatoes lose most of their water. It is full of intensified flavors: rich, sweet-tart taste with a slightly chewy texture.

Naturally, it has a sweet and tangy flavor and concentrated umami flavor, adding depth to dishes.

The drying process enhances the savory and earthy notes of the tomatoes. Also, it has a pleasant acidity that adds a bright taste.

Homemade sun-dried tomatoes are also usually significantly cheaper than those expensive little jars sold at the store also, more flavorful! It is super easy and a perfect condiment to put a lot of dishes. Toss them into salads soups, pastas, pizzas, sandwiches, biscuits, pestos, and more! But best of all, they are just so incredibly flavorful!

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Herbs and garlic can add more flavor to the olive oil along with the tomatoes.

Layering with dried or fresh herbs that you prefer and garlic as well.
Pour the olive oil until the ingredients are completely covered so the tomatoes can be completely submerged in olive oil.

Highly recommend letting the tomatoes sit for at least 2-3 days before using them. it will taste richer after several days.

You can be safe at room temperature for a few days but recommended to store the jars in the fridge.

The oil will solidify but will liquefy quickly when you pull out at room temperature.

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Kimchi & Beyond

How to Make Sun-Dried Tomatoes in an Air Fryer

Cuisine: American, Italian

Difficulty: Beginner Prep Time 5 mins Cook Time 2 hrs Rest Time 15 mins Total Time 2 hrs 20 mins

Cooking Temp: 100  C Servings: 7 Calories: 86

Description

Sun-dried tomatoes are literally ‘dried’ in the sun or using a dehydrator until tomatoes lose most of their water. It is full of intensified flavors: rich, sweet-tart taste with a slightly chewy texture.

Naturally, it has a sweet and tangy flavor and concentrated umami flavor which adds depth to dishes.

The drying process enhances the savory and earthy notes of the tomatoes. Also, it has a pleasant acidity that adds a bright taste.

Homemade sun-dried tomatoes are also usually significantly cheaper than those expensive little jars sold at the store also, more flavourful! It is super easy and a perfect condiment to put a lot of dishes. Toss them into salads soups, pastas, pizzas, sandwiches, biscuits, pestos, and more! But best of all, they are just so incredibly flavourful!

Ingredients

Servings

• 250 g fresh tomato
• 150 ml extra-virgin olive oil
• 3 clove clove garlic (, sliced)
• 5 g fresh herbs ((rosemary, basil))
• 3 g oregano (, dried)
• 3 g kosher salt
• 3 g black pepper

Instructions

1. Slice the garlic.

2. Choose ripe and firm tomatoes. Then, slice the tomatoes in half lengthwise.

   

3. Place the tomato slices on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

   

4. Spread them out then season with salt, pepper and oregano for added flavor.

   

5. Dry them slowly in the air fryer for about 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes(80-100°C).

   If using an oven, preheat it to its lowest setting (100°C) and place the baking sheet inside.

   The exact time depends on the thickness of the slices and the moisture content of the tomatoes.

   Drying the tomatoes will take several hours, how many will depend on the size and water content of your tomatoes.

6. In a jar, fill it with sliced garlic and herbs while tomatoes are roasting.

7. Once dried, let the tomatoes cool completely.

   Transfer the sun-dried tomatoes to a jar when it cooled

   

8. Fill with olive oil until the ingredients are completely covered.

   

Nutrition Facts

Servings 7

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Amount Per Serving

Calories 86kcal

% Daily Value *

Total Fat 9.5g15%

Saturated Fat 1.4g7%

Sodium 79mg4%

Potassium 48mg2%

Total Carbohydrate 1.1g1%

Dietary Fiber 0.4g2%

Sugars 0.5g

Protein 0.2g1%

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Calcium 6.98 mg

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.