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MissMillie

(38,873 posts)
Thu Mar 13, 2014, 01:15 PM Mar 2014

food rave of the day (3/13): tomatoes

Beefsteak, heirloom, celebrity, plum, roma, cherry, grape, sun-dried.... too many to name and all of them wonderful.

I don't know that I have a preference when it comes to which one I like the most or which way I like to eat them.

I'll let you folks weigh-in on this one though.


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in a salad
0 (0%)
in a soup
0 (0%)
in a sandwich
2 (67%)
in a sauce
0 (0%)
just sliced (or even not sliced) with some salt & pepper
0 (0%)
stuffed
0 (0%)
stewed
1 (33%)
other (you know, MissMillie, you always miss something!)
0 (0%)
not at all
0 (0%)
If you keep this up MissMillie, I'm going to pelt you with rotten tomatoes
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food rave of the day (3/13): tomatoes (Original Post) MissMillie Mar 2014 OP
I went with "just sliced" but "all of the above" would've worked too. Scuba Mar 2014 #1
homegrown Kali Mar 2014 #2
ALL OF THE ABOVE!!! elleng Mar 2014 #3
All of the above, but I have been making this Tyler Florence tomato soup R B Garr Mar 2014 #4
Tomatoes, salt, crackers and unsweetened iced tea. MicaelS Mar 2014 #5

R B Garr

(17,339 posts)
4. All of the above, but I have been making this Tyler Florence tomato soup
Fri Mar 14, 2014, 02:32 AM
Mar 2014

that is especially good. You can use any herb, not just the basil. I've used fresh thyme, fresh rosemary, and I think I've even used Herbs de Provence. It's an easy recipe, and it's just so good. I've left out the cream, too, and it's still great, although the cream does finish it off perfectly.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/tyler-florence/roasted-tomato-soup-recipe.html#

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