tomato crisp

This week on The Food Matters Project Nicole from The Giving Table chose Mark Bittman’s Tomato Crisp – a fabulous recipe, especially if you have tomatoes that are a tad over their prime. Fresh, juicy tomatoes are topped with a crunchy, nutty, garlicky mixture – delicious.

First you cut your tomatoes into wedges, remove the seeds and core, and toss with some cornstarch (to remove moisture, I used flour since that’s all I had) and salt and pepper.

In a separate bowl mix together nuts (recipe called for pecans, I used almonds), bread crumbs, garlic, olive oil, butter,  s & p.

I also added some freshly chopped basil.

Add the tomatoes to an oven proof dish, top with the breadcrumb mixture, and pop into a 375 degree oven for 50 minutes.

Yum

You can find the full recipe here, and make sure you take a look to see how everyone did!

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3 thoughts on “tomato crisp

  1. This recipe is a good reminder that tomatoes are fruit! Who would’ve thunk it? Using tomatoes in a crisp, but it totally makes sense. I can’t wait for tomato season round these parts – this will definitely be on my tomato hit list.

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