Payton’s Campari Sauce…
Campari Tomato Magic
½ cup Olive Oil, no blended oils here people
5 lbs Campari tomatoes, ¼’d & stems removed
¼ cup Shaved Green Garlic, trim for stock
2 each Carrots, washed, unpeeled, small dice
2 each Leeks, white only, small dice
1 each Vidalia Onion, small dice
3 each Celery stalks, small dice
1 each Roasted Anaheim Chile, minced
1 tsp Chili flakes
1 pint White wine to finish
2 Tbsp Fish Sauce
2 Tbsp Really good sherry vinegar
Preheat oven to 200-degrees.
In a large stock pot or small rondeau bring the olive oil to a medium heat and add mirepoix and brown. When slightly caramelized add Green Garlic, Leeks, chili flakes and roasted Anaheim. Add white wine and simmer with veggies until reduced by half. Toss in tomatoes and bring to a simmer and slowly simmer for 10-15 minutes. Throw it in your oven and puree with a wand mixer after a minimum 6-8 hrs at 200-degrees. Check after 2 hours and add a touch of stock if needed. The longer and slower this cooks the deeper and sweeter the flavor. Be patient!
* Reserve all tops, greens & trim from veggies. Cover the trim with cold water and bring to a boil. Once at a boil, cover and turn off heat. After 45 minutes of steeping, strain and chill. Use for rice, cooking beans or other dried grains/legumes.
what is mirepox?
Sorry about that… I have to look up some of Payton’s culinary terms too. A Mirepoix is a French term meaning a combination of celery, carrots and onions, chopped together to serve as a flavor base for a dish.
diced carrots celery and onions
When do you add the fish sauce and sherry vinegar? Looking forward to making this tomorrow!
Fish Sauce and Sherry Vinegar will be added at the end to taste. The Sherry Baby adds a little acid and the Fish sauce adds a touch of Umami.