Great tasting tomatoes. Super simple. Store well. Can be used as a relish, side dish, or add to a main course for a little extra oompf. I have already made these twice and have enjoyed them very much each time. The first time it was just a simple side almost like a relish. The second time we added it to pasta and enjoyed it this way as well. It only took about 21/2 hours instead of the stated 3. Both times were the same. I used grape tomatoes and so they were smaller than regular cherry tomatoes and so probably accounts for the difference in time The second time I made it I brushed the tomatoes with oil instead of drizzling and it worked well. It took very little salt. I think I put too much on the 2nd time, but I still enjoyed it.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
CITRUS-BERRY TERRINE
I didn't even know what a terrine was. I was pleasantly surprised. This was a pretty, light, and delicious dessert. I used all of the ingredients called for in the recipe. Orange was my juice of choice. I would like to try it with the grapefruit juice because it would add a nice tangy flavor. When sliced it was beautiful, just like the picture in the book. I love when that happens. I had never used unflavored gelatin before and enjoyed that you could make it the flavor you want. When refrigerating for the first time it did not take 2 hours to become the consistency required. It was ready in 1 1/2 hours to add the fruit. It came out of the pan and sliced beautifully.
Enjoy when you make it. On next to slow-roasted tomatoes.
Enjoy when you make it. On next to slow-roasted tomatoes.
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