Here's how you can include cherry tomatoes in your diet
Cherry tomatoes are a smaller version of tomatoes. They are a rich source of vitamins, especially vitamin A and C.
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FollowIndian meals are incomplete without the hint of tanginess lend by tomatoes. The bright red tomatoes form the base of almost all gravies and sauces. Not many know that tomatoes are actually fruits and not vegetables.
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Also, they have their own different breeds and all those varieties are edible. We have hardly seen them all, but recently, a particular crop of tomatoes called cherry tomatoes has etched its way into a number of dishes made in or country.
Cherry tomatoes are a rich source of vitamins, especially vitamin A and C. According to the nutritional data provided by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), a 100 gms portion of cherry tomatoes contains 500 IU of vitamin A and 9 gms of vitamin C. The same amount of serving provides 22 kcal of energy and 4 gms of carbohydrates.
Here's how you can Include cherry tomatoes in your diet.
Salad: Cut cherry tomatoes into two halves and throw them in a bowl of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Appetizer: Stick cherry tomatoes on top of crackers, salami, crostini etc. or sprinkle some salt and pepper on the tomatoes as serve as is.
Pizza: Use cherry tomatoes as a topping for a pizza. The tanginess of these tomatoes will sit perfectly with the cheese and herbs forming the top layer of your favourite dish.
Baked Dish: Cherry tomatoes taste great when baked. Add them in baked eggs or lasagne or even baked vegetables.
There are many dishes like pasta and tomato pastes wherein conventional tomatoes can be easily replaced by cherry tomatoes. It all really depends on individual tastes and preferences. But, we can't imagine anyone disliking the unique, fresh taste of cherry tomatoes.
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