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A easy side or main dish that can be used for a full meal or even as an appetizer!
In a medium-sized fry pan over medium heat, warm up the oil so that it can coat the entire pan evenly.
Toss in minced spinach, garlic, and artichokes and mix them together.
Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.
Add the water and wine and let simmer for a few minutes.
Take your whole tomatoes and cut the tops off, and then gently spoon out the inner guts. Hold on to the solid center part, but discard the “gooey” bits.
Mince the tomato centers and add to the spinach mixture on the stove. Stir.
In a small baking dish, drizzle a small amount of extra virgin olive oil and place your hollowed-out tomatoes in the dish.
To your mixture, add Parmesan cheese, feta cheese, bread crumbs, and melted butter. Mix together until all the liquid is absorbed. Add extra cheese and crumbs as needed, or vice versa.
Spoon the mixture into the tomatoes so that they are filled to the top.
Once the oven is completely preheated, put your baking dish in and bake for about 20-25 minutes. Keep an eye on them, so that the tomatoes do not brown to much. They should be soft, and the skin a little on the wrinkly side, but not brown.
Serve and enjoy!
You can make a smaller version of this by using cherry tomatoes or a smaller tomato and use as an appetizer for a party, too!
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waterlily on 5.4.2010
This recipe is fantastic! I used frozen spinach because I didn’t have any fresh, and didn’t have any wine on hand, so I think the moisture from the spinach (even though I pressed it) made up for the lack of wine.
This would be a great filling for so many other things. We often bake veggies (summer squash, zucchini, eggplant, tomato) topped with olive oil, spices, and cheese – and from now on I think we will be making this stuffing instead. This recipe seems versatile, as I measured things quickly by eye and it still came out fabulous. I generally always have a can of artichoke hearts and frozen spinach on hand, so this is a good “go to” recipe when I have tomatoes or other veggies I can stuff. OMG is right – a big hit with the whole family!