What to do with grape tomatoes that are going bad?

Table of Contents:

1. What to do with grape tomatoes that are going bad?
2. Can I freeze fresh grape tomatoes?
3. Do grape tomatoes taste different?
4. Are grape tomatoes healthy for you?
5. Can I eat raw tomatoes?

What to do with grape tomatoes that are going bad?

Here are our favorite ways to salvage bruised tomatoes:

1. Tomato Sauce. Boil the tomatoes for a minute, peel them (here's how), chop them, then let them simmer into a tomato sauce, and add whatever seasonings you like. ...
2. Tomato Vinaigrette. ...
3. Tomato Jam. ...
4. Bruschetta. ...
5. Tomato Soup. ...
6. Salsa. ...
7. Gazpacho. ...
8. Pan con Tomate.

Can I freeze fresh grape tomatoes?

Tomatoes are one of the few items from your backyard vegetable patch that you can freeze without blanching. ... Cherry tomatoes are even easier. Wash and dry, place on a cookie sheet, and slide it in the freezer. When the tiny globes are frozen solid, toss them into a container or zipper bag.

Do grape tomatoes taste different?

Flavor Profile Although the flavors of both a Grape and a Cherry Tomato may seem similar at first, you can taste a big difference between the two if you pay close attention. A Grape Tomato is often given the following flavor profile: Perfect sugar to acid balance for a rich, sweet taste.

Are grape tomatoes healthy for you?

Nutrition Benefits Low calorie, very low in fat, cholesterol free, sodium free and a good source of fiber. Grape tomatoes contain lycopene, vitamins A & C as well as other vitamins and minerals.

Can I eat raw tomatoes?

We saved the best (and easiest) for last – eating raw Tomatoes is by far the most nutritious way to enjoy this fresh fruit. Eat them as an on-the-go snack, toss them into a light salad, or slice them up and put them on a sandwich – it's hard to beat that fresh-from-the-garden, raw Tomato taste.