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August 16, 2013

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brii

Questo post è vera poesia!
Grazie di averla condivisa con il WHB!
Baciusss pomodorosi

Simona Carini

Grazie, Brii. Mi fa piacere che il post ti sia piaciuto. Baciusss back.

Frank

I love the intense flavor of roast tomatoes. I usually cut my tomatoes up into chunks, toss them with olive oil and roast them, using them just like that to dress pasta. But making a passata also sounds wonderful and a lot more practical for en masse cooking. Will have to make a batch before the season is over.

Simona Carini

Your recipe also sounds great, Frank. I'll definitely try it before tomato season is over.

lucia

Mi piace molto l'idea dei pomodori arrostiti per fare la salsa, a casa mia si fa con il pomodoro cotto in pentola...è da provare!!! Bacioni

Simona Carini

L'idea iniziale mi e' venuta perche' i pomodori che ottengo dal mio fornitore hanno piu' acqua dei San Marzano (che qui si trovano ma sono costosi). Poi il risultato mi ha convinto che questo sia il modo ideale. Fammi sapere se provi.

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