.....story of my life
Got strawberry pie?
Deal!
I don't think strawberries come by the gallon
Ummmm...
I'm still not reading it
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And Meeks, if your Mister tries the PB&T, let us know how it goes?
I'm morbidly curious
I do not like sliced tomato so I will not be trying it.
Oh, missed this. (´･_･`)
I will have him eat one and report back.
Just a moment... are you saying you like say, a whole tomato, or a cubed tomato, but not a sliced tomato ?
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And hooray for mushroom season!!
*jealous*
I have tried on several occasions to eat tomato, like on a salad, and just... It's gross.
Well... I don't like raw tomato. There are exceptions to this. I can handle it chopped up and mixed with other things that mostly mask the flavor/texture. I can do cooked tomato like stewed, sauces and condiments. Whole slices of tomato in anything is too much tomato for me.
Mister LOVES tomato. So I use a lot of tomato when I make food, but unless it's prepared in a manner acceptable to me, I will not be eating it. I cook a lot of things I don't really enjoy because Mister likes them.
;; I keep trying things prepared in different ways until I start to like it. I mentioned to someone that I don't like tomatoes, and she commented that tomatoes grown here taste bad, but tomatoes grown where she is from taste great. It doesn't matter where I've purchased them from, they're all the same to me.
After reading something on the internet, my brother ate a peanut butter and tomato sandwich
Like collar, I am not very interested in the bland ones. I can be a little 'iffy' about tomato at the best times, and when choosing food for myself do not see the point on wasting my calories on bland things. But the really good tomatoes are as different ( to my tastes) as an almost different fruit/vegetable. It's not just where you buy them, but the variety. Some boring homegrown/ small producer varieties are also not worth much bother in my opinion.
That recipe was the first time I'd ever seen peanut butter and tomato together.
Somehow, it still never occurred to me to try them on a sandwich, but I may have to when my tomatoes start coming in this summer. I don't think I've ever made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with tomato jam, ether. I should try that too!
There are so many varieties of tomatoes that it makes my head spin trying to decide which ones to grow every year. I have a few staples that I grow every year, but I always like to add new ones to the mix. Different shapes, sizes, and colours. I've become very fond of the dark brownish/purplish-coloured tomatoes. No one should have to eat a bland tomato.
Dear Lord, I wish I had the patience & time to raise tomatoes!
All the power to ya, but I'll still pick mine up at the farmers market
I'm a little dubious about the peanut & tomato sandwich, then again I'm a total eggslut and love a poached egg on pasta & red sauce.
Black tomatoes rule. I also like green and yellow ones. One of my treats when I was a market near some where we lived was a market stall where a woman grew and sold incredible varieties of tomatoes. I was quite young and often had to go with my brother in law ( who did not speak the language) and we did not get on well, but we both liked the tomatoes. It was often the only thing we agreed about.
We didn't grow tomatoes last year, and not sure weather to this year, I have left it very late to start some.
Oh yes, PLEASE give pictures! Yes, orange tomatoes are nice too! I do love those dark ones though. But best of all I love 'ugly' ones, 'heirloom' ones, ones that supermarket buyers do not buy because they aren't uniform and maybe aren't great keepers. But they taste of sun, and ....well....tomato!
And, when you live in Northern Europe, will we meet?
Greenhouse tomatoes do have one thing.....it's the smell when you walk into a green house. It's incredible. We cannot decide where we would put a green house, so we haven't got round to it yet. It's a really stupid reason. I think in the end we might do a similarly stupid thing and have two smaller green houses, less cost effective, but one can go up by the vegetable garden for things that need just a little extra protection and need not be so pretty ( out of view of house) and one might be in the curtiledge of the buildings and be a little smarter, and be heatable.
Tomato and egg
