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		British Indian Restaurant Recipes - Starters & Side Dishes => Starters and Side Dishes Chat => Topic started by: Peripatetic Phil on August 21, 2012, 07:06 PM
		
			
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				If you try to replicate a BIR onion salad by just mixing the chopped onion with a finely diced half a tomato and some coriander, you will always find that the salad is too wet because of the juice in the tomato.  So when I make onion salad for myself, I slice the tomato into fourths, suck out the juice and pips, dice what remains, and all is well.  But what to do when guests are coming ?  If they were to catch you sucking the very tomato you are about the serve them, most would freak out.  So what to do ?  How do others remove the juice from the tomato when making onion salad for guests ?
** Phil.
			 
			
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				Chop the tomato in half and spoon out the juice/seeds and then dice the tomato.
Cheers
Steve
			 
			
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				Thanks, Steve : so I still get to eat the insides (good) but in a hygienic manner -- everyone wins !
** Phil.
			 
			
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				thats right, you scoop them onto your chopping board and then lick the chopping board  ;)
			
 
			
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				You can make Catalan Toast with the inside of the tomatoes.
Delicious!
			 
			
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You can make Catalan Toast with the inside of the tomatoes.
Unless you're a Waitrose customer, in which case you are advised to replace the tomatoes with kumquat butter : http://tinyurl.com/Waitrose-Catalan-Toast (http://tinyurl.com/Waitrose-Catalan-Toast)  :(  Geez...
** Phil.