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Rachel Roddy's Roman-Style Stuffed Tomatoes With Rice
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Sylviabors
September 26, 2020
I’m obsessed with this dish. I’ve made it multiple times. It takes longer than noted perhaps. The leftover tomatoes reheated days later are even better than day of. Currently have an experiment of multiple days marinading rice in fridge to encounter last tomato. I’m using a mint hybrid called “chocolate” mint that smells like oregano.
CA
September 21, 2020
This looked delicious: unfortunately the arborio rice (which I let soak for 60") needed less time to cook than the potatoes (cut at 1/4 inch) sticks--- the rice turned out mushy & the potatoes undone (needed another 30 minutes). Any thoughts?
Kathryn G.
September 5, 2020
These were delicious. A very nice simple dinner with a salad. I might slice my potatoes a little thinner next time, as some were just al dente. I just threw them in a pan for a moment. The tomatoes were perfect.
Coreyander
September 4, 2020
I made this amazing dish today with tomatoes from my garden... following your recipe and I’m disappointed that the rice is still crunchy. Any suggestions? My home smells amazing though!
Emiko
September 5, 2020
I'm so sorry to hear that! I have never encountered this problem in the many, many times I've cooked this dish, but I suspect it would probably be either that the rice may have needed a longer soaking time, or more liquid than what you were able to get from your tomatoes (it should be well-covered with tomato liquid and after the marinating time you'll see it's no longer covered as the rice has soaked up a lot of the liquid). The other thing I could suggest to save your tomatoes right now is to return them to the oven to keep cooking them -- perhaps covered so that they steam a bit.
Tatyana H.
September 26, 2018
Made these tonight for dinner with tomatoes from my garden! No leftovers--- they were that good! Thank you for sharing the recipe.
Barbra F.
June 20, 2018
Ate these all over Rome and loved them. I have made them a few times. Can't wait for good tomatoes to try this recipe. Thanks
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