Broiled Mozzarella Tomatoes

I made this today for lunch using a meduim sized tomato just for me but following the recipe as is. Two tomato halves and a glass of white wine and I was in heaven but when I was done I wanted more! The second batch I changed up a tad bit. I scooped out the tomato seeds and popped a couple fresh baby mozzarella balls in them. I made the bread crumb mixture as stated with the addition of some fresh chopped basil, salt, and pepper. After topping the tomatoes I cooked them for about 10 minutes at 300 degrees and then broiled them to get them nice and brown on top. I'm tempted to go in and make some more! They taste like a magarhita pizza. Lovely, thanks!

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I have to review this based on the opinion of the tomato lover in the house, dh. Great flavor, lovely presentation and simply a breeze to prep, this will return to our table. Thanks for sharing this! Made and reviewed for zwt team shady ladies. :)

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I really enjoyed these broiled tomatoes. The tomatoes were tender and had so much flavor, the crowning glory was the cheese topping it was awesome. A quick and easy recipe to make thanks so much for sharing. Made for ZWT7

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I can only say that I agree with everyone else. Yum!

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Delicious! I had to force myself to stop eating these. I followed the recipe. The best use for my over productive tomato plants yet! Thanks so much for posting :)

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With tomatoes being a real abundunce right now I have been looking for new ways to serve them....this was a great way and we really enjoyed them...

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Prepared as "Slatts" -- de-seeded and packed the hollows with fresh mozzerella, topped with breadcrumb mixture and basil. baked at 300* for 1o min., the broiled for 5 min. Prepared 3 large tomatoes FRESH from the garden, and DH and I ate the WHOLE THING !! Will be serving this many more times, as the tomatoes produce. Thankls, *Parsley* for an addition to the summer menu.

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These were so good! I did omit the thyme and thought they were perfect without it. Made for ZWT4

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YUMMM! Of course it's mid January so I had to use Roma's as that the only near decent tomato to be had. I cut off the stem end and sliced them in half length-wise. Two things I did a bit different were to "bake" the tomatoes for about 5 mins, lower over, so they were a bit roasted on the bottom. Then, I swithed to the broiler, topped the tomatoes with the mixture, and "broiled" for about two mins, top oven. I had to use a mix of mozzarella, provalone, parmesan,and romano cheeses as that's what I had on hand. Will definitely make thesea again....a great side for shredded pork w/gravy and rolls for a super Saturday lunch!

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I really liked these! I was worried that there wasn't enough breadcrumbs vs. cheese, but after broiling, they were perfect. This would make a good accompaniment to most any meal. Thanks Parsley!

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We liked these but next time I think I will leave out the thyme. It just didn't seem to go well with the rest of the ingredients. We did enjoy them and I will be making them again, love the melted mozzarella. It mae a nice side for supper. Thanks for posting.

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Wordeful! I had an buffalo milk mozzarella that I was lucky to found in a super market and wanted to try on this recipe. Very tasty and fast. I also liked the fact that the tomatoes stay so fresh! Thanks so much for posting!

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Delicious. I love the fact that the tomatoes stay so fresh-tasting. They are just warm, with the nice crunch of the topping. It was a PERFECT accompaniment to my dinner of Recipe #169840 #169840.

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This was a wonderful recipe to use for our first cooked, fresh tomatoes of the season. We enjoyed the marvelous flavor from grilling outdoors and using fresh herbs. Simple to make and totally appropriate flavor combination.

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This is a very quick and easy recipe to make and it results in a very delicious sidedish. Thank for sharing your recipe Parsley72!

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