Fall
Sweet Tomato and Peach Cobbler
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LeBec F.
January 14, 2016
What clever thinking,pat! I only just discovered it because of a Hotline question. In the spirit of giving back, you might enjoy this adventurous fruit dish as well!:
https://food52.com/recipes/17987-cantalope-avocado-and-grape-tomato-salad-with-lemon-and-cracked-pepper
https://food52.com/recipes/17987-cantalope-avocado-and-grape-tomato-salad-with-lemon-and-cracked-pepper
LeBec F.
January 16, 2016
pat, how i wish i could take credit for the outside-the-box thinking that combined avocado, cantalope and tomato, bound w/ lemon and cracked pepper! but it comes from a cook at a TM retreat 40 years ago!
So, pat, you know i'm into food history; do you know if there's some historical precedent for tomatoes and peaches together-- maybe an Elizabethan compote? tomatoes didn't show up in europe until the 16th c. when the Portuguese and Spanish brought them from the Americas.......
So, pat, you know i'm into food history; do you know if there's some historical precedent for tomatoes and peaches together-- maybe an Elizabethan compote? tomatoes didn't show up in europe until the 16th c. when the Portuguese and Spanish brought them from the Americas.......
inpatskitchen
January 16, 2016
I have absolutely no idea Mindy. The idea came to me after making this Tomato Tart Tatin from Bon Appetit : http://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/tomato-tarte-tatin
lakelurelady
July 15, 2013
Love the unique addition of tomatoes and cayenne. Very creative indeed. Penny
GiGi26
July 12, 2013
We will be trying this very soon. It looks as if even our "non-tomato" eater will try it!!
GiGi26
July 14, 2013
I made your cobbler today and it was wonderful! I didn't tell the "tomato free" eater what the "red peaches" were before she tried it and she loved it. She was absolutely amazed when I told her they were tomatoes.
The cayenne added a nice little bite. I had everyone guessing what the secret ingredient was; all were very surprised it was cayenne. I'm hoping they don't eat the rest tonight so there is some left for breakfast in the morning.
The cayenne added a nice little bite. I had everyone guessing what the secret ingredient was; all were very surprised it was cayenne. I'm hoping they don't eat the rest tonight so there is some left for breakfast in the morning.
Lizthechef
July 10, 2013
This is a very creative recipe - I love the tomatoes included in a dessert.
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