Pensando que podría hacer con ellos me acordé de una receta que había visto en el libro de recetas turca, aquél que compro mi marido en el Media Markt, ¿os acordáis?. ¡Qué memoria tenéis!.
Desde luego los tomates estaban en su punto para la receta maduros y consistentes para soportar el vaciado que les tenía que hacer.
El que más me gustaba era el grande, una vez relleno quedaría como una pequeña cazuela, pero si os decidís a hacer la receta os aconsejo que compréis tomates medianos. Mi tomatazo se ladeaba y se rompió en el último momento al sacarlo de la cazuela donde hay que hervirlos, así que compradlos medianos, maduros and meat clenched. For
to work ....
WANTED: for four people.
- two tomatoes per person.
- Olive oil.
- An onion and a quarter to eight tomatoes.
- Thirty-five grams of long grain rice washed and drained.
- 175ml of water.
- 225gr. minced beef or lamb (I used a mixture of pork and beef, my husband does not like lamb.
- Two and a half tablespoons chopped dill.
- Salt
- Pepper.
WE DO:
Open the tomatoes and top reserve and we will cover. Tomato pulp extract and put it in a bowl.
To prepare the stuffing chop the onion into thin rings and fry in a pan for 5 minutes over high heat, until tender and has taken color.
At this point add the rice and stir to coat with oil. Add the water, the fire went down by half over the chicken casserole. Rice cook for about 10 minutes until all water is absorbed. Once
Rice ready to retire from the heat, we add the minced meat, dill, salt and pepper and mix well. Chop the reserved tomato pulp and add to the mix. Turn to mix.
Divide the filling between the tomatoes and cover with the top we had booked. The available in a saucepan large enough to accommodate all without overlapping.
mix the oil with water and salt and pour around the tomato. Cover the pan and let cook on medium heat for about thirty minutes, until tender.
Once boiled, turn to a source and garnish with a few sprigs of dill.
HAPPY AND "HOT" WEEKEND AT ALL.