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Roast Tomatoes Crottins Recipe

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 ROAST TOMATOES AND CROTTINS
A crottin is a small, button-like goat’s cheese from France, some for eating and others specifically for cooking with. For a while now a few British goat’s cheese makers have been producing them. St. John uses crottins from a goatherd in Barnet, surprisingly, so look out, there could be a crottin producer near you!
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  1. Place the tomatoes in an oven-proof dish, season with salt and pepper, scatter your garlic, and then, in a generous fashion, splash your olive oil over all. Put into a hot oven for approximately 25 minutes until the tomatoes are soft and giving. Remove from the oven and check that the garlic is soft and cooked; if not, remove the tomatoes onto a plate and pop the garlic back into the oven until cooked. Once ready return the tomatoes to the dish. Nestle in your crottins and return to the oven until they are giving but not gone. Once again, remove from the oven.
  2. Slightly tear your mint leaves and dress with the lemon juice and a splash of extra-virgin olive oil. Season with salt and pepper, place in a clump on top of your tomatoes and crottins, and serve with the pile of crispy toast.
  3. Squish the tomato, garlic, crottin, and mint onto the toast, scoop up some of the garlicky, tomatoey oil, and eat.

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