Tomates Rellenos - Tapas
photo by Wish I Could Cook
- Ready In:
- 30mins
- Ingredients:
- 6
- Serves:
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6
ingredients
directions
- Cut the tops off the tomatoes and maybe a slice off the bottom so you can stand them flat.
- Remove the insides of the tomatoes with a spoon or knife.
- Mix the eggs, aioli, salt, pepper and parsley.
- Fill the tomatoes. Replace the tops, sprinkle with some olive oil and black pepper.
- tips: if the mixture seems too soft you might have to add some bread crumbs. If you are using mayonnaise instead of aioli, season it with garlic.
Reviews
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This is great! I wouldn't change a thing! It makes a pretty dish that looks like it takes a lot more work than it really does. My only advice is to pay attention to the "small" part of the tomato description. My tomatoes were apple sized, and the egg mixture only filled three of them. I would think the perfect size would be about halfway between a cherry tomato and a regular one. In fact, you might get by with using roma tomatoes cut in half. I'll be serving this recipe to company. Thanks Bellinda!!
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