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These on the vine roasted tomatoes are packed full of flavor and are the perfect use for all your summer tomatoes. Perfectly roasted and great on salads, thrown in pasta, or just eaten plain!

My favorite time of year is tomato season!
When tomatoes are in season, they’re perfectly ripe and sweet, and immediately ready to be used in all of your salads, pasta, and sandwiches, like my all-time favorite summertime tomato sandwich!
These on the vine roasted tomatoes, take nature’s already perfect fruit, concentrate their sweet, luscious flavor, and slightly crack and blister the skin.
You’ll love how soft and juicy these on-the-vine roasted tomatoes turn out, and will definitely want to have them on hand all summer long!
If you’re looking for something similiar try my Slow Roasted Cherry Tomatoes.

Ingredients for on the vine roasted tomatoes
- On the vine tomatoes – These tomatoes are packed full of flavor!
- Olive oil – This is the fat we’re using to help roast our tomatoes. Use high-quality olive oil with lots of flavors.
- Salt and pepper – Simple salt and pepper seasoning helps enhance the natural flavor of our vine-ripe tomatoes.

Tomato varieties
If you can’t find on-the-vine tomatoes, don’t worry!
Most local grocery stores have tons of tomato options!
And you probably have a local farmers market nearby with local, fresh produce, too.
So which tomato is best for roasting?
Honestly, all of them!
The best tomatoes to use are the ones that are ripe and have not been refrigerated.
Refrigeration of raw tomatoes makes the texture of tomatoes grainy, and mealy. And it is not reversible!
Additional options
Want to turn up the volume?
Feel free to add crushed garlic, torn fresh basil leaves, or even a sprinkle of red pepper flake to your dish before baking.
These will all enhance the natural flavors of the tomatoes, and give you a delicious base for all of your dishes!
Storage and leftovers
These roasted tomatoes will keep in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Because they are cooked, they will no longer be at risk of becoming grainy and mealy in the fridge.
Finally, reheating is as simple as putting them in a microwave-safe dish and heating them for 1-2 minutes or until heated thoroughly.

More tomato recipes
- Want a delicious brunch idea? Try my Tomato Ricotta Toast.
- Need a fresh summer salad? Try my Grilled Sourdough Panzanella Salad.
- Looking for something savory? Try my Savory Tomato Cobbler.
- Love a crispy, fresh tart? Try my Heirloom Tomato Tart.
On The Vine Roasted Tomatoes

Ingredients
- 2 pounds of on the vine tomatoes
- Olive oil
- Kosher salt
- Black pepper
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 350 degrees F.
- In a 9×13 baking dish add your tomatoes.
- Drizzle them lightly with olive oil and season with the desired amount of kosher salt and black pepper.
- Roast for about 35 minutes or until the skin is cracked and the tomatoes are soft. Keep in mind the size of your tomatoes will depend on how long they cook. If you’re cooking larger tomatoes they will cook longer and if your use cherry tomatoes they will cook up faster.
Nutrition
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What a great idea! They make such a lovely presentation on the table too. I might even impress a few guests with these 🙂
Oh, I am SO coming over to YOUR HOUSE!! These tomatoes with burrata? Are you kidding me? Then with ricotta, you say? OMG, I’m in tomato and cheese heaven! I just happen to have about 4 of these little tomato plants this year, so I know what I’ll be doing later!
I have made roasted tomatoes many times but they have never turned out this beautiful! Wow!
This is a wonderful idea and a great way to enjoy fresh tomatoes. I love the sweetness that is enhanced with they are roasted.
Love this idea! They’re so beautiful. My crazy husband is not a tomato lover (so weird) so I could have these beauties all to myself 🙂
Tomatoes are absolutely delicious. The ones on the vine are actually my favorite to purchase.
Yummy! I love roasted tomatoes and your recipe rocks! Can I use bush instead of vine tomatoes?
Hi, Agness! Yes, totally! The vine is more for beauty than necessity, haha. Just adjust the roasting time based on size. Happy cooking!
Roasted tomatoes are my absolute fav! When I was pregnant with my first…This was what I craved. A restaurant, that was our favorite at the time, had them on a number of their apps and entrees (previous to that I had not had tomatoes roasted like this)). I was OBSESSED, I would go in and ask for extra on whatever I ordered…then I would go in and just ask for a plate of them AND eat my husbands if he had any on his order…HA! . While pregnant I couldn’t get enough!! Then, of course, I replicated them at home…Guess who the only one in my household is that doesn’t like tomatoes?? Yup…My oldest, lol! So funny how that works sometimes. Beautiful photos Brandy!
I could eat these like candy! So good.
I made an arugula salad simply dressed with lemon, oil, salt & pepper. Then added really good goat cheese (room temperature) and added the roasted cherry tomatoes warm on top and served on platter. I cut the tomatoes into separate pieces of 7 or 8 tomatoes (still on vine) so people could serve themselves the tomatoes, then salad underneath. The goat cheese warmed a little by the tomatoes Stunning and delicious!