Sentence examples for bit of tomato from inspiring English sources
In the west it may include a bit of tomato.
It will veer Mediterranean, with a base of leeks and onions, a bit of tomato, potatoes, saffron and garlic.
A bit of tomato is smeared on the bread, adding just the right amount of moisture and acidity.
I loved a salad Ms. Wong had made with creeping Jenny: the crunchy stems were delicious with a bit of tomato and mozzarella.
The usual simple seasonings are garlic and parsley, along with a little zip from peperoncino and a splash of white wine, or a bit of tomato.
Stick-to-the-ribs potato gnocchi came in a bright ragù that married duck, orange, a bit of tomato and black olives.
Risotto, too, was masterful, its bits of tomato sweetened by mascarpone and shrimp.
The other one is the winner, a swordfish hash flavored with bits of tomato, onion and cilantro.
With its robust texture, cavatelli was matched perfectly with hunks of excellent sweet sausage; broccoli rabe and bits of tomato added acidic zing.
The red flecks on the artichokes are bits of tomato slowly roasted in a low oven with olive oil, garlic and thyme.
Well, you could always tell when my late father had made himself at home by the trail of crumbs and bits of tomato.
