Heirloom Tomato Sandwich
A juicy open faced summer tomato sandwich on crusty bread drizzled with extra virgin olive oil, a chiffonade of fresh basil, salt and fresh ground pepper. Simplicity at it’s best!
Heirloom Tomato Sandwich
Heirloom Tomato SandwichOther sandwiches I love that don’t require heating up are Prosciutto Arugula and Balsamic Sandwich, Greek Salad Sandwich and Tomato Roasted Pepper and Mozzarella Sandwich.
I bought the tomatoes at the farmer’s market and since my air conditioner wasn’t working I knew this would be my lunch. I love using fresh herbs from my garden, they always seem to taste better just knowing I grew them myself.
If you want to make a great tasting sandwich, use only the finest ingredients, period. The bread is the most important part of the sandwich in my opinion. If the bread tastes good on it’s own then you know you’re sandwich will be delicious. I used a fresh baked ciabatta, it has a crisp crust and a moist interior.
This sandwich required minimal effort and I’m not going to lie, I ate both servings for an 8 point lunch!
Heirloom Tomato Sandwich
Ingredients
- 4 oz ciabatta bread, sliced in half
- 6 slices ripe heirloom tomatoes
- 1 tsp olive oil
- kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper
- 1 large basil leaf, cut chiffonade
Instructions
- Place fresh tomatoes on bread.
- Drizzle with olive oil, salt and fresh pepper.
- Top with basil.
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I love tomato sandwiches. I use low fat cream cheese or butter instead of mayo, and flavor the tomatoes with a little bit of salt and pepper. Garnish with chopped chives. Awesome!
Heirloom Tomato Sandwiches are the ONLY thing I eat with mayonnaise. You have to get Duke's, though, or the mayo isn't worth it. Next time I don't have it, I will definitely try this alternative.
how do I give this a thumbs up:)
This looks great!
We do a similar version of this with a local baked oat bran bread and heirloom tomatoes. We toast the bread, use a small amount of low fat mayo, add a slab of tomato and a dash of salt. If I have enough points, I add an avocado slice. One of my favorite lunches!
This looks great! Never tried a tomato sandwich. I love the presentation in the picture though of the red, yellow, and green.
This was delicious! I just took my last bite 🙂 I had one serving but I spread 1.5 points of goat cheese on the bread and WOW…wonderful. Took me back to a cafe lunch I had in France a few years ago. Thanks for the great recipe!
this looked SO GOOD that I made it. bought everything at the local farmers market, made it, loved it, blogged about it 🙂 included a link back to you since i found the recipe here! here's the link – http://reluctantwwfoodie.wordpress.com/2011/07/27/open-faced-heirloom-tomato-sandwich/
This looks so fresh and delicious! Trying this tomorrow. We get the best tomatoes here in NJ, so no doubt this will be delicious!! TY!
Yum! My tomatos are doing horrible this year because of all the rain and low temps here in the Pacific NW. I need to hit the farmers market and see about these beauties.
Where do you get your bread? Do you buy a specific brand?
Roasted garlic bread, yum!!
Ohhhh this is sooo good! I made this for a light summer dinner last night and used roasted garlic bread that I toasted in a grill pan. Honey thought it was perfect!! Love this recipe site!