Author: Sheila Wilton
TOMATO SALAD WITH THAI DRESSING
This easy and tasty dressing makes a refreshing change to the usual french style vinegarette. Ingredients serves 4 1 kg Tomatoes thickly sliced 6 – 8 mint leaves Sea … Continue Reading →
BRUSCHETTA OF ROAST TOMATOES AND PEPPERS
This is a dish we’ve had many times, it’s easy and as always when you roast Tomatoes and peppers they become deliciously rich and unctuous. Serve as a starter or … Continue Reading →
CUMIN-ROAST GREEN BEANS AND TOMATOES.
Another recipe using tomatoes, plus your freshly harvested green beans. If you’ve never roasted green beans, you have missed a treat. Ingredients. Serves 6 500g Cherry tomatoes on the vine, … Continue Reading →
CHILLI-ROAST TOMATOES WITH FETA CHEESE.
Summer for me says “tomatoes”. Salads, tarts, sauces, I remember fondly the squashed tomato sandwich’s I used to take on school picnics. Probably been in my pocket for 5 hours … Continue Reading →
TOMATO TART
A simple tomato tart, another way to use up all those gorgeous tomatoes. I just thought “a tart” (as you do) and started to throw a few ideas around, … Continue Reading →
SUN DRIED TOMAOTES
What to do when you have a glut of tomatoes. Well sauce is our usual course, but Sheila wanted to try drying in the sun and with temperatures knocking 40 … Continue Reading →
ASIAN BEEF STOCK
Stocks from Asia are so much more fragrant and light, then our gutsy , heavy grown stocks. This is a classic for the Vietnamese Pho boVietnamese Pho bo. Beef noodle … Continue Reading →