5 mins
Fried Tomatoes
Recipe by Graham
Tomatoes compliment sausages and bacon in a fried meal and they can either be grilled or fried, depending on your preference. Allow for one medium size tomato per person.
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How to Cook Fried Tomatoes
- Cut the tomatoes into thick slices (about ¼" - 6-7mm thick). Sprinkle liberally with salt and dust with white pepper (one of the very few occasions that Meester Graham uses white pepper but, for this recipe, it adds a distinct flavour). Warm a smear of oil in a frying pan and add the tomatoes. Cook over a medium heat for about five minutes, turning once, until soft.
GRAHAM'S HOT TIP:
Sprinkle additional salt and pepper on the tomatoes after you have turned them in the pan.
Reviews of Fried Tomatoes
| March 11 2015 The WHITE pepper is a winner. It lifts this from mundane to really okay!! roseT (6 reviews) |
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