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This dish is as simple as it is delicious. Tomatoes, cheese, salt, pepper, and a little parsley for color and garnish and about 10 total minutes prep time. That’s it. Thanks to Diva Q for the inspiration.
Ingredients:
2 roma tomatoes
grated cheese (asiago, parmesian, romano will all suffice)
salt
black pepper
flat leaf parsley, coarse chopped
Serves two.
Notice, no amounts other than the two romas? Because there really isn’t anything to this that needs measuring.
Start with the tomatoes:
Then slice to in half lengthwise:
Prep the grill for high heat, in this case my Char-Broil Tru infrared. Place the tomatoes flat side down:
Time on the grill depends on the heat of the grill. The goal is a little charring to caramelize the sugars and proteins. Tomatoes are very juicy by nature, so they won’t char for quite a while. I believe it took me about 8 minutes get this much sear on the tomatoes, but the infrared grill I was using can hit 700+ with ease. It might take a little longer on another grill for the tomatoes to look like this:
One tip, I would recommend using a steel spatula to remove them from the grill as tongs will mash them up since they will be pretty soft when it’s time to serve.
Next up, hit them with some coarse salt, fresh cracked black pepper and then some grated cheese (I used asiago) and some rough chopped parsley:
That’s it. Hand out the forks and knives and enjoy.
Special thanks to Emily for helping out with this. It’s really hard to get a shot of the cheese being grated by myself!?!
If you would like other sides and appetizers, click here.
Also, you can follow the Grillin Fools on their Facebook page where you can post your grillin own pictures or join the general grillin conversation. Or, you can follow them on Twitter @GrillinFool
Ingredients:
2 roma tomatoes
grated cheese (asiago, parmesian, romano will all suffice)
salt
black pepper
flat leaf parsley, coarse chopped
Serves two.
Notice, no amounts other than the two romas? Because there really isn’t anything to this that needs measuring.
Start with the tomatoes:
Then slice to in half lengthwise:
Prep the grill for high heat, in this case my Char-Broil Tru infrared. Place the tomatoes flat side down:
Time on the grill depends on the heat of the grill. The goal is a little charring to caramelize the sugars and proteins. Tomatoes are very juicy by nature, so they won’t char for quite a while. I believe it took me about 8 minutes get this much sear on the tomatoes, but the infrared grill I was using can hit 700+ with ease. It might take a little longer on another grill for the tomatoes to look like this:
One tip, I would recommend using a steel spatula to remove them from the grill as tongs will mash them up since they will be pretty soft when it’s time to serve.
Next up, hit them with some coarse salt, fresh cracked black pepper and then some grated cheese (I used asiago) and some rough chopped parsley:
That’s it. Hand out the forks and knives and enjoy.
Special thanks to Emily for helping out with this. It’s really hard to get a shot of the cheese being grated by myself!?!
If you would like other sides and appetizers, click here.
Also, you can follow the Grillin Fools on their Facebook page where you can post your grillin own pictures or join the general grillin conversation. Or, you can follow them on Twitter @GrillinFool