I’d call this a non-salad because it’s so ridiculously simple…but I find many people have this odd fear of eating just a few things, or one thing, in a meal. I like to see recipes like this sometimes: small list of ingredients, small preparation time, big big nutrition and flavaaaa
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Ingredients

1 enormous tomato, or a few smaller ones
2 or more tablespoons chopped FRESH herbs along the lines of coriander and parsley, maybe a little basil
a generous sprinkle of celtic salt
1 dash ground black pepper

Recipe Directions

chop up the tomato(s) and place in a colander with rather little holes over a bowl. toss the tomato(s) with salt so it is well mixed, and leave it in the colander to drain for about 15 minutes. the salt will draw some of the water from the tomato, giving the tomato a concentrated flavor. reserve the puddle of tomato water that will form in the bowl. toss the tomato with the herbs and black pepper, try it, and add in the salty tomato water to taste.

can also be used as a salsa.

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By elizabethh

I’d call this a non-salad because it’s so ridiculously simple…but I find many people have this odd fear of eating just a few things, or one thing, in a meal. I like to see recipes like this sometimes: small list of ingredients, small preparation time, big big nutrition and flavaaaa

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Bluedolfin

Jan 09, 2010

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I love eating tomatoes like above with balsamic vinegar... simple and yummy.

mango woman

Jan 10, 2010

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This is great. I too, enjoy seeing recipes with minimal ingredients. I've found that though I have a fantastic collection of spices from many different areas of the world, I don't feel as optimal when I consume foods made with lots of spices and seasonings than I if I had just eaten them with minimal additions [like orange juice on a salad instead of olive oil, apple cider vinegar and spices]. I still consume a few spices, being cayenne, cinnamon occassionally.. and every so often i'll use some fresh garlic or onion but I'm currently trying to shy away from onion and garlic to keep it at more of a medicinal use..

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mango woman

Jan 10, 2010

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This is great. I too, enjoy seeing recipes with minimal ingredients. I've found that though I have a fantastic collection of spices from many different areas of the world, I don't feel as optimal when I consume foods made with lots of spices and seasonings than I if I had just eaten them with minimal additions [like orange juice on a salad instead of olive oil, apple cider vinegar and spices]. I still consume a few spices, being cayenne, cinnamon occassionally.. and every so often i'll use some fresh garlic or onion but I'm currently trying to shy away from onion and garlic to keep it at more of a medicinal use..

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Bluedolfin

Jan 09, 2010

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I love eating tomatoes like above with balsamic vinegar... simple and yummy.

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