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06-11-2007, 09:19 PM
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Originally another from Biba's Italian kitchen made with what we already had. Amounts, where stated are only approximate:
Six ripe round tomatoes, remove seeds and insides till hollow, lightly salt
Mix handful breadcrumb, 1T minced garlic, 1tsp capers, Italian parsley, 1/2C each grated asiago, parmigiano/reggiano,salt and pepper to taste, olive oil to moisten.
Fill tomatoes with stuffing, top with crumbled gorganzola. Stand in a baking dish sprayed with non stick, drizzle additional olive oil. Bake 375 for 20min more or less
Served as tonite's appy before Pasta Fagiola.
OMG ever good!!!! You just gotta try it
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Sounds yummy Cis, I have only served stuffed toms. cold, as per salad. Will do this one. Thanks.
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I love tomatoes stuffed this way. Thanks for the recipe! Just in time for summer tomatoes, always the best. We never get tired of them.
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Well for heaven's sake Cis, we're still waiting for you to invite us all over for some of those goodies you talk about
Don't wait too long to tell someone you love them.
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Oh for heaven's sake, ALL of you head over here right this minute!!!! What fun we'll have
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Thanx for this recipe. I've copied it to MC and will try it when the garden tomatoes are ready!
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I bet this would work grilling the tomatoes on the grill (a little redundant????
) also. I love grilled tomatoes. sounds really good, cis!
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Grilling sounds good too, but how do you do that with stuffed tomatoes? Won't they get all mushy and fall thru, or do you use one of those grill toppers. I've got one for fish and veggies, I like it.
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I don't have an apparatus for it, but if the tomatoes are too large or look like they'll take too long (and get mushy), I just make a 'pan' out of 2 or 3 layers of foil and use that.
But, I like to use Romas-they heat up so quickly.
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