I do not like sun-dried tomatoes. To me,
they're like tomato-flavored raisins. Then, when they're packed in oil, they’re
like oily tomato-flavored raisins. But, sun-dried tomatoes do find
themselves appearing in a number of recipes that I want to try, many of which
are Tuscan-inspired, and I do enjoy this type of food. If you feel the same way
about sun-dried tomatoes as I do, then I think you're going to be interested in
this product from Melissa's Produce (This is not a sponsored post, I just love it!). It's high up on my list of favorites (along with
the Fire Roasted Sweet Red Bell Peppers, Hearts of Palm, and
Roasted Jalapeno Peppers). Introducing Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto. Imagine!
I use it in every recipe that calls for
sun-dried tomatoes. Because a lot of good ingredients go into this pesto (The
highest quality sun dried tomatoes with extra virgin olive oil, Parmesan
cheese, pine nuts, garlic and seasonings,), the depth of flavor in any recipe
where it is used is so much better than if sun-dried tomatoes are used alone.
It also adds no bitterness. I use anywhere from one heaping tablespoon to two
heaping tablespoons depending upon how many sun-dried tomatoes are called for,
or just according to my own personal taste. Once you try this, you will never
go back to sun-dried tomatoes again. Why should you?
Come back tomorrow for a tasty example of
the use of this pesto in place of sun-dried tomatoes in a delicious Tuscan
Shrimp dish. You won’t want to miss this!
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I adore sundried tomatoes. :) Thanks for this recommendation though...I'm sure it's wonderful for adding flavor.
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