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Healthy, simple and a fun twist to your meal. Quarter a couple plump, ripe tomatoes (try different types, sizes, colors and shapes) then slice up some onions and lay them flat on a baking sheet covered with aluminum foil. Drizzle some olive oil, sprinkle salt and throw'em under the broiler till
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they start to roast and slightly char. Remove from the heat and let them cool, add a few more drops of oil, some vinegar, loosely chopped basil and serve. Prepare this a couple hours in advance or 5 minutes before. Leftovers are great tossed in a salad or over pasta. For an extra kick, add a hot pepper or two for the added heat!
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