In this article, I am showcasing a special and uncommon tomato that I cultivated from seed in my personal garden. The Get Stuffed Tomato has become a favorite of mine to grow every summer since I discovered it in 2022. Read on for my thoughts on the tomato plant and a delightful No Bake Stuffed Tomato Recipe.
About The Get Stuffed Tomato
The Get Stuffed Tomato variety is a delightful plant to cultivate. Resembling an average-sized tomato plant, it reaches a maximum size of about 36″ in height and width. The tomatoes produced by this plant are visually appealing, with each fruit showcasing an orange stripe pattern on the classic red background. Despite their appearance of heaviness, the fruits are actually hollow at the center. When you slice open the Get Stuffed Tomato, you’ll find a small core with seeds to remove before filling it.
Each tomato we grew was specifically designed for stuffing. However, this tomato is not suitable for slicing or other culinary uses beyond stuffing.
No Bake Get Stuffed Tomato Recipe
It all starts with a few fresh heirloom tomatoes you can grow organically in your home garden. It takes about 80 days to grow from seed to harvest. The recipe below will surprise your summer guest at the next get together. Easy to put together for most any healthy snack or dinner. Find printable recipe below:
No Bake Get Stuffed Tomato Recipe
Course: AppetizerCuisine: AmericanDifficulty: Easy8
servings10
minutesIngredients
8 Get Stuffed Tomatoes
2 cups of sweet corn
2 cups of black beans (rinsed and ready to use)
1/2 cup fresh cilantro chopped
1/3 cup of diced green onions
1 small jalapeno diced (substitute with 1/2 cup of green onion if you don't like heat. )
1/3 cup of fresh squeezed lime juice
1 teaspoon of salt
dash of cumin
Directions
Slice the top of the Get Stuffed Tomato off saving to use later. Remove the inside of the tomato.
Mix all the ingredients listed in a bowl. Scoop into the tomato before putting the top on.
Serve immediately! This can be stored for a few hours but not recommended.
- Serve with corn chips on the side for additional snacking!
More Tomatoes Bren Recommends
One of the highlights of my summer gardening is cultivating tomatoes! With numerous varieties available, it’s challenging to showcase all the new ones I have grown in the last decade. Here, I’ll share some of my favorite blog posts that feature the tomatoes I highly recommend for everyone to try growing. Don’t forget to click through for growing tips and leave a comment sharing your thoughts.
Here are some of the varieties I have personally grown and recommend:Tomato Varieties
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Happy Gardening,
