Balsamic Tomatoes Recipe and Seeing Red

Balsamic Tomatoes Recipe and Seeing Red

6.3.2020

If you’re looking for a healthy, cheap, super-easy, delicious option to throw into your forward-moving plant-based whole-food lineup, continue for: our balsamic tomato recipe… plus continued current-events & racial discussions with a Pre-K Cub, and a family leading-by-example and thriving via Lifestyle Medicine pillars & Plant-Based Whole-Foods (earth-kind, body-kind, and cheapest of all the diets.)

Live Kindly, Feast Kindly, Grow Forward.

This is is the base quantity (those 2 tomatoes equal one large tomato). If you have a whole bunch of tomatoes, just increase per this framework.Items needed: balsamic vinegar, tomatoes, fresh garlic, and salt.

This is is the base quantity (those 2 tomatoes equal one large tomato). If you have a whole bunch of tomatoes, just increase per this framework.

Items needed: balsamic vinegar, tomatoes, fresh garlic, and salt.

Dice the tomatoes, add it all to a jar, and let it rest for 30+ minutes so the salt and acid can start pulling juices from the tomatoes.

Dice the tomatoes, add it all to a jar, and let it rest for 30+ minutes so the salt and acid can start pulling juices from the tomatoes.

Voila.

Voila.

Tastes great next to delicious (and also super-cheap) lentils, easy avocados (remember Aldi often has these for as low as 59 cents!), and kale & quinoa salad.

Tastes great next to delicious (and also super-cheap) lentils, easy avocados (remember Aldi often has these for as low as 59 cents!), and kale & quinoa salad.

Also tastes great with PBWF pesto, polenta, and fresh greens. (Recipe for the first two coming soon.)

Also tastes great with PBWF pesto, polenta, and fresh greens. (Recipe for the first two coming soon.)

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