Tomato 'Pink Maple Syrup'
Le principal bénéfice de la tomate Sirop d'Érable Rose est d’offrir une récolte abondante de fruits très savoureux à la douceur exceptionnelle. Sa chair généreuse convient autant aux salades qu’aux sauces. Sa longue période de production permet de profiter pleinement des récoltes estivales.
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Tomato 'Pink Maple Syrup' (Solanum lycopersicum), Offered by Les Gardiens - Ferme Alternative
' Sirop d'Érable Rose ' is a tomato with an irresistible sweetness , reminiscent of the deliciousness of maple syrup . Its medium to large fruits , with dense, juicy and fleshy flesh , develop a refined aroma and a naturally sweet flavor , with a hint of acidity that perfectly balances everything.
Highly productive , this indeterminate variety offers a generous harvest from mid-season until the first frosts . A perfect choice for those looking for a tomato rich in taste, versatile in the kitchen and with a high yield .
Characteristics of the variety
Growth Type : Indeterminate
Tomato Type : Medium to large, fleshy fruit
Plant height : 1.5 to 2 meters
Spread : Medium to wide
Quantity per sachet : ISOLATED - 15 to 20 seeds
Fruit color : Deep pink
Shape : Round to slightly flattened
Maturation : Mid-season (75 to 85 days)
Cultivation method
Sow seeds 8 to 10 weeks before the last frost , maintaining a temperature of 22 to 28°C . Transplant into the ground or pots after the last frost, spacing the plants 60 cm apart.
Rich, well-drained soil , full sun exposure , and solid staking are recommended to optimize its growth and support its large, fleshy fruits . Mulching at the base will help retain moisture and preserve the sweetness of the fruits .
Harvest begins after 75 to 85 days , providing continuous and abundant production until fall .
Pot culture : Possible with a container of at least 20 liters , but a larger pot (28L or 32L) will ensure optimal yield.
Use and special features
With its juicy, melting and sweet flesh , 'Sirop d'Érable Rose' is perfect for gourmet salads , where it brings a sweet and fruity touch. It also excels in sauce , offering a smooth and velvety texture, ideal for enhancing simmered dishes.
Thanks to its naturally sweet taste , it goes wonderfully with savory or slightly sweet preparations, such as tomato and maple syrup tart .
Recipe for Tomato Tart 'Pink Maple Syrup'
Ingredients :
- 500 g 'Sirop d'Érable Rose' tomatoes, sliced
- 1 sheet of puff pastry
- 200 g of fresh goat cheese
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
- A few fresh basil leaves for garnish
Instructions :
- Preheat the oven to 200°C (400°F) .
- Spread the puff pastry on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Prick the dough with a fork to prevent it from puffing up too much.
- Prepare the base by mixing the Dijon mustard with the maple syrup. Spread evenly over the puff pastry.
- Arrange the tomato slices on the dough, overlapping them slightly.
- Crumble the goat cheese over the tomatoes.
- Drizzle with olive oil , then season with salt and pepper.
- Bake for 25 to 30 minutes , until the pastry is golden and crispy , and the tomatoes are lightly roasted.
- When removed from the oven, decorate with fresh basil .
Tasting:
Serve this tart warm or at room temperature , as a starter, a light main course or as a side dish. The combination of the sweetness of the 'Sirop d'Érable Rose' tomatoes , the sweet taste of the maple syrup and the creaminess of the goat cheese creates a perfect harmony that will delight the taste buds.
Anecdote!
The name 'Pink Maple Syrup' evokes its color and natural sweetness , reminiscent of the famous Quebec nectar. Its perfect balance between sweet and tangy, as well as its delicate aroma, make it an exceptional tomato for those looking for a generous and gourmet variety.
With 'Pink Maple Syrup', let the sweetness of the vegetable garden come into your kitchen and delight your taste buds with an irresistible sweet and salty touch!
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