Re: An embarasment of riches

2007-06-25 Thread William Bowen
stuffed tomatoes.. take some of the larger tomatoes and top them, core them and then fill with chicken or tuna salad. top with provolone and broil for 3-5 minutes, or until cheese is golden. works great on the grill too. -- will "If my life weren't funny, it would just be true; and that wou

Re: An embarasment of riches

2007-06-25 Thread Deanna Schneider
If you feel like turning the oven on, you can also do a great roasted tomato sauce. Cut the tomatoes in half. Thickly slice some onions and peel some whole cloves of garlic. You can also slice up some carrots or peppers or anything else you want, too. Layer it all on a rimmed baking sheet (line it

Re: An embarasment of riches

2007-06-25 Thread Ian Skinner
Russel Madere wrote: > I'm watching my parent's house, dog and garden this week while they square > dance in Charlotte. Yesterday I picked 5 pounds of tomatoes and there are at > least that many more to pick this afternoon. I'm tired of tomatoe salad and > sandwiches. > > I made salsa last nig

Re: An embarasment of riches

2007-06-25 Thread Sam
That's a pomadoro sauce. A summertime favorite. On 6/25/07, Deanna Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Blanch the tomatoes, peel them. Chop them (remove seeds if you want) > and salt them. Saute some garlic in a healthy dose of olive oil. Throw > in the tomatoes and cook. (Here's where it becom

Re: An embarasment of riches

2007-06-25 Thread Paul Ihrig
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Re: An embarasment of riches

2007-06-25 Thread Deanna Schneider
Blanch the tomatoes, peel them. Chop them (remove seeds if you want) and salt them. Saute some garlic in a healthy dose of olive oil. Throw in the tomatoes and cook. (Here's where it becomes a matter of taste - you can cook 'em long or short. Heck, you don't have to cook them at all. When they're

Re: An embarasment of riches

2007-06-25 Thread J.J. Merrick
You can blanch the tomatoes, peel them and then cook them down to a sauce. Blend it and then make a meat sauce as if you have tomato sauce. J.J. On 6/25/07, Russel Madere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm watching my parent's house, dog and garden this week while they square > dance in Charlott

An embarasment of riches

2007-06-25 Thread Russel Madere
I'm watching my parent's house, dog and garden this week while they square dance in Charlotte. Yesterday I picked 5 pounds of tomatoes and there are at least that many more to pick this afternoon. I'm tired of tomatoe salad and sandwiches. I made salsa last night and have the fixings for pico