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September 15, 1995 - Image 136

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-09-15

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6 tomatoes
2 c. chopped beef
1 onion, chopped
1 T. olive oil
1 T. breadcrumbs
1 T. chopped parsley
1 T. water
2 eggs beaten
dash of coriander (optional)*
salt/pepper to taste
I egg, for dipping
3 T. flour for dipping

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high for 3 to 4 minutes until ten-
der. Sprinkle with cheese and let
stand for 2 minutes and serve.
(Use wax paper instead of plas-
tic wrap so the tomatoes cook
evenly and don't get soggy.)

Grease a large rectangular
baking dish. Cut the tomatoes
in half and scoop out the seeds.
Place the tomato halves in the
baking dish and set aside. Mix
the meat with onions, olive oil,
breadcrumbs, parsley, water,
eggs, coriander, salt and pepper.
Put the meat mixture into the
tomato shells. Dip the top of the
stuffed tomatoes in the beaten
eggs and then into the flour. Fry
the open side (meat down) for a
moment, then put the tomatoes
(meat side up) into the casserole.
Pour a little water into the bot-
tom of the casserole and bake at
400 for about 30 min. Serves 6.
*You can substitute cinnamon
for the coriander for a unique fla-
vor.

SALMON AND
TOMATOES

6 salmon filets
3 c. dry white wine
1 small onion, minced
2 t. white wine vinegar
3/4 c. softened butter
3 large red tomatoes, peeled
seeded and chopped
1/4 c. white wine
salt/pepper to taste
1/4 green onion greens chopped

Place the salmon filets in a
large frying pan. Cover with 3
cups of white wine and bring to
a simmer. Cook for approx. 5 to
6 minutes. When the filets are
done, remove them and keep
them wat in. Drain the wine into
a sauce pan and add the onions
and vinegar. (Do not clean the
frying pan at this point) Boil the
liquid until only about a cup re-
mains.Remove from heat and set
aside. In the frying pan melt 1/4
c. butter and add the chopped
tomatoes. At a low temperature
toss for a minute or two and add
the white wine and pepper. Set
tomatoes aside and return the
wine mixture to a low heat. Gen-
tly whisk in the remaining 1/2
cup butter and season with salt
and pepper. Divide warm toma-
toes among 6 serving plates and
place a salmon filet on top.
Spoon some sauce over the top
and sprinkle the green onions on
top and serve. Serves 6.

© Eileen Gollz 1995

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