Sometimes breakfast’s can be hard to work in some speed foods, you want something that is going to compliment whatever it is you are having.
Breakfast for me is usually eggs or sausage or a similar good source of protein. So this syn free Balsamic Tomatoes and Spinach goes really well with either.
For the tomatoes, I use a handy little tomato peeler, it means I haven’t got to blanch the tomatoes first to remove the skin.
It works a little different than a regular potato peeler, in that it has serrated teeth, so grips the skin as it peels it off. Genius!! It is great or kiwi too, or anything soft with a skin that you want to peel.
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The best thing of all is that you can make this up in advance and then store in a container in the fridge. It is delicious served hot or cold. I like it cold with my homemade sausage patties or warmed up when served with eggs (either scrambled, poached or fried).
It is also gluten free, dairy free and suitable for those following paleo or Whole30.
- 8 tomatoes, peeled and roughly chopped.
- 1 onion, halved and sliced
- 1 clove of garlic, crushed
- 125g/4.5oz of spinach
- 1 tbs of tomato paste
- 1 cup of chicken or vegetable stock
- 1 tbs of balsamic vinegar
- spray oil
- salt and black pepper
- Spray a frying pan over a medium high heat with spray oil
- Add the onion and garlic and fry till softened.
- Add the tomatoes and cook until they start to break down into more of a sauce (approx 10 mins)
- Add the tomato paste, stock and balsamic vinegar.
- Bring to a boil and then simmer until it reduces down and thickens
- Stir in the spinach till wilted
- Season with salt and black pepper as needed.
Extra Easy – syn free per serving
Green - syn free per serving
Original - syn free per serving
WW Smart Points - 0
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Hi to make this easier would chopped tomatoes or plum tomatoes work? Also in what qty? One tin? Sounds gorgeous!
Hi yes you could use canned, it just won’t quite have the fresh taste to it. 1 tin should be enough. 🙂
hi just making your recipe with the tomato peeler you recommended… great invention:) can you tell me if this recipe can be frozen?
hi i am trying your recipes for the first time and bought your tomato peeler which is great! thanks for the tip! Can i freeze this recipe?
Hi Eleanor, yes this should freeze fine, I recommend just adding in a little stock of water when reheating.
Hello, just starting SP tomorrow and checking out some recipes on here. This looks amazing! Just wondered, for the spinach, does this need to be fresh or could it be frozen?
I recommend using fresh, as frozen can tend to be quite watery once defrosted.