STEP 1/20
First, I'm going to peel the tomato, but I'm going to make a cross cut in the middle.
STEP 2/20
It is recommended to remove the tomato stalk after making a cut like this. I blanched it and removed the top, but it was uncomfortable.
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Boil water using an electric pot and pour boiling water into the pot to shorten the time. I put in a liter of water.
STEP 4/20
Put tomatoes in boiling water.
STEP 5/20
The time to take out the tomato is when the tomato skin starts to rise.
STEP 6/20
If you look closely, you can see that the tomato skin is slightly peeled off as it rises, right? You can take it out now.
STEP 7/20
After cooling down in cold water, peel off the skin. It comes off easily.
STEP 8/20
It's a peeled cherry tomato.
STEP 9/20
If you look at it bigger, it's definitely different, right?
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Chop the onion into half finely. If you want to chop onions easily, you can cut them horizontally and vertically (there should be no cuts at the end of the onion), and it's much easier to chop them.
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It's basil that grows in a pot at home.
STEP 12/20
Cut it in a big way. If you don't have this raw basil, use a bottle of dry basil. Please reduce the amount and put it in. This is because when the basil dries, the amount is much smaller.
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Put chopped onions and basil in a bowl.
STEP 14/20
Add 2 1/2 tablespoons of olive oil
STEP 15/20
Add 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar. This balsamic vinegar is easy to buy at large marts these days. Balsamic vinegar is a traditional Italian vinegar used in salads and dressing, which is made by boiling the juice of green grapes and then fermenting them in wooden barrels.
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Grind the whole pepper a little bit and put it in. (I ended up using this because the whole pepper smells good.)
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Add 1/3 teaspoon of sugar. Then, mix it well.
STEP 18/20
Add blanched cherry tomatoes and mix well again.
STEP 19/20
Lastly, add a bit of salt. I put in a third of a teaspoon.
STEP 20/20
It's a cherry tomato marinade