How does one make 'semi dried tomatoes' at home?

Bought some of these from O & co and I'm now addicted! Would love any advice, tips & techniques please! Thanks.

Panfusine
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susan G. October 8, 2011
Here's the source I've been using, very successfully. I put them in late at night and by early morning the whole house is tomato-fragrant. You can see my comment way down on the page, and some interesting conversation about making peppers the same way, both sweet and hot.
http://www.theperfectpantry.com/2006/09/roasted_tomatoe.html
Use her search for updates in successive summers.
And Panfusine, I imagine your house is fragrant all the time!
 
Panfusine October 7, 2011
Thanks Michael, j did exactly that!! they literally got gobbled up faster than I could make them! :-(
 
JessicaBakes October 7, 2011
Stop robbing those tomatoes!
 
Michael R. October 7, 2011
that would of course be RUB with olive oil...
 
Michael R. October 7, 2011
I'd halve, rob with olive oil, put them in a 200 degree oven overnight.
 
Panfusine October 2, 2011
Wow, thanks.. I have a whole bushel of them in my kitchen.. (made version on a salt base earlier yesterday, have to try this today!
 
sexyLAMBCHOPx October 2, 2011
Hi Panfusine - I saw this recipe & thought of you. I bought everything to try out today. http://www.bonappetit.com/recipes/2008/09/pomodori_al_forno
 
sdebrango September 29, 2011
They sound wonderful I hope you were able to snatch some tomatoes and make it.
 
Panfusine September 29, 2011
WOW!!, thanks so much sdebrango..this is priceless.. (now to snap up that bushel of tomatoes from the farm round the corner!!)
 
sdebrango September 29, 2011
I wasn't sure what semi dried tomatoes were so I googled and came across this step by step technique, maybe this will help or someone here who has done this will respond.
http://objectdart.wordpress.com/2009/01/04/how-to-make-sweet-semi-dried-tomatoes/
 
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