Save time for blogging with recipes already done for you.
Now you won’t need to shop for ingredients, cook, and photograph in-process and final plated dishes.
Our photos are edited and compressed, ready for uploading to your blog post.
We make it easy, just decide which photo looks best!
All recipe packs are original and taste-tested in our kitchen.
DIY Peeled Tomatoes is an evergreen recipe, meaning you can use this on your website year-round.
With these photos and the recipe you’ll be able to walk your readers through the steps and show them the final results: a tasty, healthy oil-free salad idea.
Included are several angles and shots to choose from, including the important ice bath to rapid-cool a tomato and prevent it from stewing.
As the tomato is cool, peeling away the skin makes a fabulous kid-friendly activity.
An easy kitchen tip like this one is essential for food and health-related blogs as many sauce and salad recipes use tomatoes.
You will receive a PLR (Private Label Rights also called a commercial) license with this pack.
That means you have a commercial license for the images and recipe which you can then use as your own.
We’d love it if you created a blog post, social media, and content for your store.
We have a few limitations which are industry-standard, such as you can not use our name or re-sell this pack as it is, or bundled with others.
More details are inside.
NOTE:
ALL photos on this page have been shot in either horizontal or vertical mode.
Some images have been cropped to fit the template or to highlight a feature from that photo.
This is done for demonstration purposes.
Use our Fresh Tomato Herb Salad recipe pack to show how peeling your own tomatoes is an essential kitchen tip you can use every time.
We’ve combined easy-to-find, tasty kitchen ingredients such as fresh peeled tomatoes, fresh herbs, feta cheese, and balsamic vinegar, to make an oil-free, NO salad-dressing salad mouth-watering recipe.
This easy, ever-green recipe gives you the ability to create internal links on your blog for ragouts, soups, salads, and more.
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