Sun-dried tomatoes originated when the Italians wanted to store fresh tomatoes over winter. They placed tomatoes on tile roofs in the hot sun to dry them so they could be stored for a longer period of time. Now a staple in Italian cuisine, sun-dried tomatoes are used in many different ways—try them at lunch with manicotti!
Breakfast
2 blueberry waffles
1/2 cup scrambled eggs
2 pieces turkey bacon
1 medium apple
Lunch
2 pieces manicotti with sun-dried tomatoes
1/3 cup sicilian blend vegetables
3/4 cup Italian wedding soup
1 medium pear
Dinner
1 piece baked chicken
1 baked potato
1/2 cup brussels sprouts
2 falafel
1 piece fruit pie
Syracuse University's unofficial guide to cooking, wining and dining both on and off The Hill.
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