Tomato pudding

Whether a side dish recipe for Thanksgiving turkey or a great use for day old bread, this easy tomato pudding recipe can be made ahead.

Call it a pudding if you like, but it’s more like a cobbler. Though neither word quite describes the sweet-and-savory tomato recipe that has long been a local specialty.

This is one of those simple, mouthwatering Southern dishes! Basically, it's tomatoes, sugar, butter, and bread, stirred together and b...

This tomato bread pudding is easily prepared from on hand items, creating a side dish casserole that will be asked for over and over again. It can also be prepared ahead of time and put in oven later.

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Pour the canned tomatoes into a medium sized mixing bowl and break them up with a large spoon, not necessarily crushing them but making sure...

I love homegrown tomatoes, and while they are in season, this is a yummy side dish. Courtesy of Rachel Ray. Update to recipe: After cooking for minutes, I gently mixed, then cooked for 10-15 minutes longer. Then topped with parmesan and put under broiler to melt cheese and toast. Also recommend lightly toasting the baguette prior to cutting into cubes, then rub with fresh garlic before mixing with tomatoes.

Adapted from an old family recipe Serves 8-10 9 slices good-quality white bread (I like Pepperidge Farm’s original white bread ) ...

This tomato bread pudding is easily prepared from on hand items, creating a side dish casserole that will be asked for over and over again. It can also be prepared ahead of time and put in oven later.

This homey dish made everyone in the test kitchen swoon. Roma tomatoes become even more intense when roasted, and this comforting, custardy bread pudding proves the perfect match for their bright flavor. Take it to a potluck, serve it with something grilled, or make it a vegetarian main dish with a green salad.

Last weekend, we tried something altogether new, and put a dinner party up for sale. We sold twelve tickets, filled twelve seats, and for one magical night, turned our cozy apartment into a warm and charming restaurant. It was a good bit of work – moving all the living room furniture into the bedrooms, setting up a collection of folding tables and chairs, sewing tablecloths from a mix and match of fall-colored fabrics, hanging glowing paper lanterns in wide arcs across the ceiling, pulling…