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Nonnie's Tomato Pie
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25 Reviews
Laura J.
August 11, 2020
Made this for dinner and it was so delicious!! Tasted kinda like a BLT, without the lettuce! I used a large 12" deep dish pie pan to accommodate a full five tomatoes and it worked well. I sliced and lightly salted the tomatoes as directed, but they actually drained for about four hours. . .it wasn't my plan to prepare so far in advance but life just happened. It was fine to have the tomatoes drain that long. After roughly chopping them, I did squeeze the final bit of moisture using more paper towels before placing in pie shell. Also, I added about two tablespoons of half and half as suggested, to the mayo cheese mixture to make spreading a bit easier. In the end, the pie was incredibly lovely and even on day two, the crust still flaky. The best tomato pie yet this summer!!
LOIS A.
February 15, 2020
I will never understand why people write "this looks good." Of the 22 reviews here, not one person has made this. People looking to invest in making recipes often make their decisions based on reviews. Taste is what they're looking for, not "looks".
Bevi
March 2, 2018
I love the sound of this. Every August I make this pie's cousin, the Laurie Colwin/James Beard hybrid pie, featured on Smitten Kitchen's blog. Fresh corn is the cameo role in that pie. I will be making this soon!
Oui, C.
April 20, 2010
Thanks, Suzanne. Tomato chutney, huh? I don't suppose the recipe is on Food52 yet? If it's yours, it's gotta be good!
TheWimpyVegetarian
April 21, 2010
I haven't put it up yet, but will at some point. It was a big Christmas gift item for me this year. Thanks so much for the encouragement. And it's really nice to see your recipes on here again!
Lizthechef
April 19, 2010
Oh boy, all I had to do was to look into those beautiful eyes - what a gift you have given us, to share this recipe. Thumbs up!
Jennifer A.
April 19, 2010
I cannot wait to try this one. The baked mayo/cheese topping looks and sounds delicious.
Oui, C.
April 20, 2010
The topping IS a bit of a heart stopper, but it is so stinkin' good! Thanks for your vote of confidence!
gluttonforlife
April 19, 2010
Oh, I hope our tomatoes don't succumb to the dreaded blight again this year! This looks divine and so does your mom.
Oui, C.
April 20, 2010
Thanks! Last year was a lousy year for my tomatoes too, this year HAS to be better.
MrsWheelbarrow
April 19, 2010
Oh, this looks good!! Makes me ache for August and my garden full of warm tomatoes. I'm making this with the first ripe Brandywines this year.
TheWimpyVegetarian
April 19, 2010
This looks fantastic! We had a bazillion tomatoes last year and plan to again this year. I usually make tomato chutney when more ripen than we can possibly eat, but now I'm reserving some for this. Great recipe.
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