Sentence examples for Tomatoes from high-quality English sources.

• Scatter the butter over the tomatoes.

• What about if your bolognese recipe calls for tinned tomatoes?

• If you use the machine, be sure the tomatoes are chopped, not pureed.

• The quality of the tomatoes in the UK is often pretty poor, so we roast the tomatoes in order to concentrate the flavour.

• Tomatoes do not withstand freezing very well.

• Remove the tomatoes from the oven and set aside to cool.

• Juicy tomatoes will yield a more watery salsa than pulpy roma tomatoes.

• Lamb chops cooked with tomatoes is traditional, but less so when the tomatoes are green.

Use Tomatoes in a sentence.

• "Tomatoes with many small seed chambers, like the Jersey tomatoes, taste better," he said.

• Sun-dried tomatoes are dehydrated tomatoes with a chewy texture and intensely savoury flavour.

• Sun-warmed tomatoes picked straight from the vine are arguably the ideal way to enjoy tomatoes.

• If using fresh tomatoes, prepare them whilst the beef is browning: place the tomatoes in a bowl.

• Choose tomatoes that are ripe but still firm; soft tomatoes won’t hold up to the peeling and blanching.

• Score the tomatoes top and bottom with an ''x,'' just breaking the skin, and add the tomatoes to the water.

• Meanwhile, for the confit tomatoes, arrange the tomatoes, cut-side up, in a roasting tin just big enough to hold them in one layer.

• With so many terrific tomatoes this year, I inverted the usual proportions of lettuce to tomatoes, favoring the tomatoes.

Tomatoes sentence examples

• Some canned tomatoes from the area around Naples, characterized by volcanic soil, plentiful sunshine and salty breezes, are certified by the European Union as “San Marzano” tomatoes.

• They vary in size and shape from small cherry tomatoes, to oval-shaped plum tomatoes, to big slicing or beef tomatoes, such as Marmande, Jack Hawkins, Alicante and Brandywine.

• "I never buy tomatoes from supermarkets," she said, echoing the long-standing canon of tomato lovers disaffected by the usually hard, tasteless pink things called tomatoes in the chain stores.

• Tomatoes with no smell will probably have no flavour, so opt for those with a pleasant aroma (although the aroma released by tomatoes on the vine are usually due more to the vine than the tomatoes themselves).