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brendanc
QUOTE (Walrus @ Feb 2 2006, 08:07 PM)
The one downside to the Italian Store is, indeed, the wait. You can, however, as mentioned above, call ahead for subs AND for pizza. And during the summer, they have some very expensive, but very delicious local tomatoes -- real tomatoes, that smell, feel, and taste like they should. Craig's invented a lovely recipe for these gems:

Take a beautiful tomato. Cut a "hat" off the top. Scoop out the seeds. Rinse with rice wine vinegar and sprinkle with fleur de sel. Fill with 4% cottage cheese. Top with lemon pepper. Put the hat back on. Serve.

Perfect for a hot summer lunch! And because we live in the apartments kitty-corner from the store (I manage them, too, so if you're ever looking for a fabulous place to live wink.gif), it's good "on a whim" food, too...
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Another tomato recipe we used at the Market. Buy nice tomato, in season, remove some interior, mix sel gris, basil, EVOO and 15 year Balsamic. Cram it in there. Marinate two hours. Eat
mdt
QUOTE (brendanc @ Feb 3 2006, 10:01 AM)
Another tomato recipe we used at the Market. Buy nice tomato, in season, remove some interior, mix sel gris, basil, EVOO and 15 year Balsamic. Cram it in there. Marinate two hours. Eat
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It is 9 million #$%&#%! weeks from good fresh tomatoes! Can we please not talk about this? laugh.gif
Sthitch
While they are not as good as fresh tomatoes, Harris Teeter is currently carrying UglyRipes. They are better than anything else you will find right now. I used them last night to make a broiled tomato. I thickly slice them, remove the seeds, sprinkle them with fresh pepper, sea salt, fresh oregano, fresh basil, EVOO, and then top them with shredded mozzarella. Then broil until the cheese is gooey and just starts to brown.
grover
QUOTE (brendanc @ Feb 3 2006, 10:01 AM)
Another tomato recipe we used at the Market. Buy nice tomato, in season, remove some interior, mix sel gris, basil, EVOO and 15 year Balsamic. Cram it in there. Marinate two hours. Eat
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Sounds good!
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