by chefk » Mon Apr 23, 2012 5:39 pm
They are really tasty. They call them selves a brown tomato, but they are anywhere between brown and green and easily rival Camparis for sweetness, but have more of a homegrown taste. Not as sweet as cherries, but perfect slicers. I love them. My daughter thinks the color is "weird", but I grew up eating all the odd heirlooms so this was totally fun for me. I like using them where the color is shown off like a mix tomato salad or a Caprese stack. (tomato slices with layers of mozzarella and basil drizzled with olive oil.)
You said you liked mushrooms? Try stuffing cleaned portabellos with lf ricotta, pesto and top with a thick sliced Kumato, s&p. Baste the bottom with olive oil and grill until tender. It is a total show stopper.
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