How much salt do you put on your tomatoes?

by Juicyrillo420

16 Comments

  1. emkay123

    Salt is definitely one of the key ingredients for almost any raw tomato dish, especially insalata caprese. I typically use a coarse grained, good quality sea salt and sprinkle some on both sides of the tomato, and let the tomato rest for at least 15 mins so it can penetrate. It’s possible to make it too salty, so it’s a fine balance. I think you should season it as you would an equivalent piece of meat, or vegetable like eggplant.

  2. SteO153

    A pinch. Seriously, I never weighted the salt I add to a recipe, it is something you learn with the experience.

  3. A very little pinch, don’t like salty dishes.

  4. ColorWheel234

    None, they taste awesome on their own, especially if locally grown.

  5. Eastern-Reindeer6838

    Difficult to say besides “enough”. I also sometimes add some ground pepper…. I know, I’m an annimal. I don’t believe in ‘good salt’.

  6. The_Alrighty_Zed

    Depends on what sounds goods at the moment but usually only a few pinches.

  7. froggy_giogio

    I just don’t use it, I put a lot of oregano and then some oil

  8. Percy_Flidmong

    It’s sugar on tomatoes, and in peas.👌

  9. Famous_Release22

    Less as possible.

    Sometime I don’t use salt at all if tomatoes have already a “mineral” taste…but it depends on how they are grown and where.

  10. Ritalynns

    Lots. Of course tomatoes are good without salt, but salt will make them better, even if they are fresh picked off the vine.

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