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Just when summer is ending and you are faced with an abundance of green tomatoes , try this twist on an old southern classic.
Wash and dry the tomatoes.
Slice across the middle, then again across the widest part of the tomato, making just under 1/2-inch slices. Place in a ceramic dish. Add balsamic vinegar, olive oil, garlic and freshly ground pepper.
Then roughly chop the thyme and rosemary and add it to the marinade. Note: you will be discarding the herbs and the marinade before you cook the tomatoes.
Allow the tomatoes to marinate for about 1 hour.
Heat a skillet or cast iron pan. Add the tomato slices, drained from the marinade, and sear for 1 to 2 minutes per side.
Place on a serving dish, drizzle a splash of olive oil, some freshly ground pepper, sea salt flakes (recommend Maldon salt ), and slices of cheese. You can use a vegetable peeler for nice thin slices. Use any of the cheeses recommended. Kefalograviera is the Greek equivalent of pecorino and parmesan.
Enjoy with some thin slices of a crusty country bread, as side dish for steak, or just for something different.
Note: You can adjust the quantities depending on how many tomatoes you want to use up. The quantities listed are just suggested.
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