I love cherry tomatoes and was lucky to be able to grow my own. They did great until we had a hard frost, bye- bye plant.
Since I missed snacking on them I picked up a few containers at our local produce store. I wanted to do something different. Pickled Plum had just the recipe to try.
Caroline used a Thai pepper. I brought my jalapeno plant from NY to Florida and it hasn't stopping producing peppers. I picked off 3 red jalapeno and included the seeds.
Ingredients:
30 or so grape tomatoes ( depends on the size of the tomatoes in a plastic carton)
3 tablespoons fish sauce
6 tablespoons rice vinegar
1/2 teaspoon sugar
3 small red jalapeno pepper with seeds
Directions:
1- Finely chop jalapenos and set aside ( I always use plastic gloves when chopping jalapenos)
2-Mix all the ingredients for the marinade in a bowl.
3-Prick the tomatoes a few times using toothpick or fork.
4- Place tomatoes in a plastic container. Pour marinade ,add the jalapenos.
5- Refrigerate for at least a day before eating and for no longer than 4 days.
Fish sauce substitute : Try this
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ReplyDeleteI still haven't gotten brave enough to try fish sauce....I have a small bottle in the cupboard waiting for me to give it a try.
I bet your jalapeno plant is lovin' the FL heat huh?
I forgot to bring in the plant when we had a frost. It looked like it was dead. I cut it back and fed it and now it looks great! I would love to find someone to take it for the summer and enjoy the peppers.
DeleteYum, this sounds so good. You know I love cherry tomatoes, and my favorite recipe is the roasted ones you posted. This sounds great, and I am going to try it. What could you use instead of fish sauce. This doesn't sound like something I would buy.
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DeleteLike the jalapeno peppers in there. that would be a very nice taste. i'm with Myra though. not sure about the fish sauce. might have to cut that down. my guess is that it adds flavor. can you just leave it out or do you think it would make the taste better?
ReplyDeleteI like the taste of it and Cyndy you really should give it a try.
DeleteI like it in Chinese food. wouldn't hurt to try it. Thanks!
DeleteOh those sound good!
ReplyDeleteThey really are!
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I can't wait for tomato season. This looks & sounds yummy!
ReplyDeleteMe too! Love fresh tomatoes.
DeleteWhat a terrific recipe! And small batches, too! Thank you for posting. :-)
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DeleteThis is something Larry would like. I never seen Fish sauce in the store. I will have to look for it. My S.I.L. makes great Hot green tomato's She give Larry A Quart jar every year. He has them gone in a couple of days. I will try this for him. Just hope I can find the fish sauce..
ReplyDeleteJust head to the Asian section in the grocery store,I'm sure they will have it.
DeleteThis sounds so interesting and good Linda!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this recipe with us at Cooking and Crafting with J & J.
See you again next week!
Deleteso pretty! I bet these pickled cherry tomatoes are yummy too! Thanks for the recipe Linda!
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DeleteThanks for sharing your recipe at SYC.
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DeleteI grow many little tomatoes so I have bookmarked your recipe. Thanks for sharing on #overthemoon
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DeleteI love cherry tomatoes! I've never heard of pickling them, but looks good.
ReplyDeleteI never did either, I had to give it a try and boy are they good!
DeleteThis is SUCH a neat idea! I would have never thought to do this!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE for you join and share this at my DIY and Recipes FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pluckyrecipescraftstips
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
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DeleteI'm going to have to try this when I have a glut of tomatoes from the garden this Summer. :)
ReplyDeleteHope you like it as much as I did!
DeleteWe planted cherry tomatoes this year, and I'll have to try this. Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday! :)
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DeleteI must try this when my cherry tomatoes are ready this year. The pepppers and the fish sauce intrigue me. Thanks for sharing on Creative K Kids Tasty Tuesdays. I hope you will join us for the next party.
ReplyDeleteI'll be there, have a strawberry recipe that I have to share!
DeleteThanks Marilyn- I go to all your parties!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never had pickled tomatoes - what a wonderful idea! Pinned! They look so fresh, delicious and summery. Thank you for sharing your recipe with us at the Hearth and Soul Hop.
ReplyDeletethey were a great little snack, hope you try them!
DeleteI am definitely trying this with fresh tomatoes from the farmer's market this summer! I love pickled anything but I have never tried tomatoes and this looks very intriguing! And delicious!
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DeleteHi Linda- Thanks so much for sharing this over at Let's Get Real. I love tomatoes, but they always seem to come in faster than we can eat them. This is such a lovely way to enjoy them all year round.
ReplyDeleteChristine- I didn't "can" them. I really don't know how they would be if they were canned.
DeleteIf you try to can them let me know how they came out.
I love this recipe!! I can't wait to try it with my homegrown tomatoes this summer!! I will be featuring you tomorrow!! Thanks for sharing on My 2 Favorite Things on Thursday!! Hope to see you again tomorrow! Pinned!
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DeleteThanks so much- it's a really good recipe!
That's cool, never heard of a pickled tomato! How did they taste? Thanks for sharing your link at the #HomeMattersParty !
ReplyDeleteI loved the marinate. You can use it on so many different things. It's not a strong pickle taste.
DeleteHope you give it a try. Thanks for stopping by.
Ok, I have to admit... I dislike anything pickled.. and tomatoes and peppers... BUT.. I am the ONLY one in my home that feels this way.. so I have pinned the recipe and will be making this when our summer garden is in and the family will be snacking away. (except me! haha) thanks for sharing with us over at country fair blog party! Jan @ Tip garden
ReplyDeleteHi Jan- First day of the party and I was there bright and early!
DeleteThese are a perfect snack.
Thanks for the pin.
Oh yes. This sounds like me all over! Thanks for sharing at Five Star Frou-Frou this week. Hope to see you again on Friday! Love, Mimi xxx
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