Marinated Tomato with Shio-koji

Name: Marinated Tomato with Shio-koji
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 4 small Tomato; 1 1/2- tablespoons Shio-koji; 1 Olive oil; 1 Black pepper

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I marinated a whole cooked tomato in Shio-koji.

The enriching taste from the tomato's glutamic acid and the fermented ingredients from the Shio-koji come together in this simple dish. No wonder it's good.
All you do is let it sit in Shio-koji overnight. Almost seems like a tomato compote. Recipe by kebeibiko

I marinated a whole cooked tomato in Shio-koji.

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I marinated a whole cooked tomato in Shio-koji.

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Ingredients

4 servings

Shio-koji tomato
4 smallTomato
11/2- tablespoons Shio-koji
1Olive oil
1Black pepper

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Steps

1

How to peel the skin A: For smaller amounts: Insert a fork on the stem side of the tomato and rotate over the gas stove. Wait until the skin breaks (its OK if the skin has slight burns). It should take about 20 seconds.
2

How to peel the skin B: Cut out the entire stem area and place the tomatoes in plenty of boiling water for 15~30 seconds. Strain the tomatoes once the skin breaks.
3

After you've peeled the skin off with either method from Step 1 or 2, immediately peel the tomato under running or ice cold water.
4

Put the tomato from Step 3 into a freezer bag and add the Shio-koji. Leave in the refrigerator for about 1/2 day to a whole day.
5

Plating: For people who don't like the Shio-koji left on the tomato, wipe off the salt and cut into rounds (4 slices) and stack the slices into original shape. Drizzle olive oil from the top.