Simple stuffed tomatoes
Other · Total time : 1 h · Prep : 15 min · Cook : 45 min · 4 servings
Allergens : Gluten, Milk
Ingredients
For 4 servings
- 500 g 500 g Sausage chair(s)
- 4 4 Beef core tomato(s)
- 2 2 Egg(s)
- 5 5 slice(s)
- 10 cl 10 cl Milk
- 2 c. à soupe 2 tablespoons Olive oil
- 1 1 pinch(s) Salt
- 1 1 pinch(s) Pepper
Method
- 1.Preheating
- 2.Start by turning on your oven at 180°C, traditional heat. This step is essential to ensure a smooth and golden cooking of your stuffed tomatoes. As the oven slowly warms up, take advantage of it to gather all your ingredients and prepare your work plan.
- 3.Preparation
- 4.Wash the beef heart tomatoes carefully and cut off their top to form a hat. Keep those hats aside. Using a spoon, avoid tomatoes delicately without piercing their skin. Salt inside, turn them on a grill or absorbent paper to let them make some juice.
- 5.Preparation of the stuffing
- 6.Place the sausage flesh in a salad bowl. Add the bread cut into pieces and soaked in milk, then drained. Add the eggs, salt and pepper. Mix by hand or wooden spoon until you get a well-homogeneous farce. For more flavor, add fresh herbs.
- 7.Assembly
- 8.Gently garnish the inside with the prepared stuffing. Then place the hats on each tomato. Place them in a lightly oiled gratin dish with olive oil. If you wish, you can also install a bed of raw rice or semolina under tomatoes to absorb the juice during cooking.
- 9.Cooking
- 10.Slip the stuffed tomato dish into the preheated oven at 180°C. Cook for about 45 minutes, until the stuffing is well cooked and golden, and the tomatoes become melted. Watch the cooking and sprinkle with the mid-term cooking juice to keep the tomatoes mellow.
- 11.Service
- 12.Serve the hot stuffed tomatoes immediately. Accompany them with a portion of basmati rice, semolina or a nice green salad. Decorate with some fresh grass leaves such as basil or parsley for an additional freshness. Enjoy with family or friends.