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Easy, frugal, bread, onion and tomato bake

by Kelly 1 Comment

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This is such an easy and economical dish and had the added bonus of using up some ingredients that might be past their best.
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There is no need to be exact with quantities either, it’s that sort of dish.

I started with some thick slices of homemade bread that was slightly stale and buttered each slice lightly. Cut into cubes.
I chopped 1/2 a red onion.
I chopped roughly 10 tomatoes that were getting a bit old but still perfectly useable.
All this goes into a bowl together and drizzled with some olive oil. Sprinkle with garlic salt if desired and season with pepper.
I tipped all this into a baking dish and sprinkled with a little parmesan, then grated tasty cheese.
Pop into a hot oven (about 180 degrees C or 350 F) until golden brown on top.
Serve!

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  1. Nanna Chel

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    That looks good, Kelly. It has turned cold here after a 35C day in the middle of the week so we have been having some warm meals once again rather than salads day in day out.

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