- sugar
- black pepper
- chili powder
- salt
- jalapeƱos
- garlic buds
- Anaheim peppers
- lg. yellow onions
- chopped green peppers
- vinegar
- cornstarch
- water
Straight from 19th-century American cookbooks, these big chunks of ripe beefsteak and green tomatoes get bathed in a warm, garlicky, sweet-sour dressing. They stand on their own, top greens, or make a good potato-tomato salad. Bacon fat was favored 150 years ago; olive oil works well today. Out of season, this recipe still works with supermarket tomatoes on the vine.
Cook to Cook: Dressing can be prepared several hours ahead up to the point of adding the vinegar. The oil should be warm, but not hot, when the vinegar goes in.
- extra-virgin olive oil
- Salt
- black pepper
quick and easy variation on an old theme
- water
- crushed tomatoes
- light coconut milk
- minced ginger
- Kosher salt and pepper
- olive oil
Use red, very ripe tomatoes on the vine for this dish, and it will be at its very best. =) It’s great in this heat… Goes particularly well with BBQ dishes also. Recipe serves 4 as a side dish.
- plain yogurt
- salt
- vegetable oil
- mustard seeds
- Fresh mint leaves to taste