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A great way to prepare tomatoes!

Sandy, from Reluctant Entertainer, is here sharing a perfect way to use up a bumper crop of tomatoes.  Toast some french bread slices and top with these tomatoes and I think it would make the most delicious bruschetta! YUM!

Sandy writes...

Erin, have you cut a tomato before?

Nope!

Well, grab a knife, girl, I'm gonna show you how!

If you're saying you have too many tomatoes, then let me share with you a fast, easy way to use them up!

It's easy. And I just got my daughter and her friend to do it for me (as I guided them).
I love working with kids in the kitchen, especially if they have a good attitude and they want to learn.
Cut up any kind of tomato into pieces. (We have 5 different kinds this year - cherry work great, too!)
Chop fresh basil.
Press fresh garlic.
Add salt, pepper, sugar, and drizzle with olive oil.  Roast at 450 for 45 minutes, or longer, depending on how dry you like them.
Then you can do several things.
Eat right away.
Freeze in Ziplocs as is.
Puree' and freeze.
Once you try this method, you'll be hooked!
What's your favorite way to eat tomatoes?
Thanks for stopping by today!

11 Responses to “A great way to prepare tomatoes!”

  1. Michele says:

    Yummy! Your tomatoes are gorgeous. They look so fresh and tasty. I love them roasted like that. I also like to eat tomatoes with basil, capers, mozzarella and olive oil. We make ensalada caprese sandwiches.

  2. Vone says:

    looks yummy. I wish my basil didn’t get eaten by bugs this year.

  3. Jen says:

    that looks delish. i love to eat tomatoes sliced thick with a little olive oil and some Salad Supreme seasoning. Mmmm. Also, thick slices with a dusting of sugar. Let them sit a while, then enjoy.

  4. Anna says:

    Looks yummy. We never have much success with tomatoes, too hot here I guess. The funny thing is that our local grocery store is actually selling tomato plants right now! Weird! You can never tell about the climate here in South Texas, yesterday the high was 95 and today it’s somewhere around 82 for the high. Welcome fall!

    Anna

  5. se7en says:

    We do exactly the same thing with our tomatoes and make jars of tomato sauce to line the fridge door!!! I never thought to add peppers to it though, thats a whole new take!!! Great post, beautiful photographs, but then tomatoes are so photogenic!!!

    Here is our tomato post and a few other vegi-bulk problems we have learnt to resolve!!!

    http://www.se7en.org.za/2009/06/26/se7en-recipes-and-tips-for-bulk-frugal-vegetable-shopping

  6. I love tomatoes this way, we use them on vegan pizza in the winter….super duper good!!! Kim

  7. jenny says:

    This is what I need to do with my bumper crop (thanks to the trenching method that I read about on your blog, Sandy!).

  8. suzanne says:

    Sounds and looks delicious! I love to eat cherry or grape tomatoes with homemade lemon basil dip (mayo, sour cream, basil, lemon zest and juice). It is an addiction!

  9. Sandy says:

    And come back tomorrow for my tomato soup! YUM!

    Thanks for the fun over here today, Cindy! xo

  10. Stacey says:

    YUM! I’ll be trying that tomorrow but will substitute the basil with fresh cilantro. My mouth is watering…

  11. Lisa Freira says:

    I like my garden Tomatoes simple. If I’m not in the mood for just a simple Tomatoe sandwich with salt and mayonaise. Then just a little salt pepper Olive oil and basil makes for a great dinner salad. Has to be garden fresh tho……

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