Reply #24: LOL No problem...

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If it doesn't work in your zone, the worst you're out is a tomato plant-which you'd lose anyway.
We know a guy that winters over his tomato plants in the house in pots. He's had the same tomato plants for three years. They get really spindly over the winter, but he just trims them in the spring and they fatten up into really nice plants and he actually picks ripe tomatoes at the end of June. I keep trying but I haven't been able to do it yet-mine keep dying.

and it does sound like an AWESOME lunch. I'll have to try that one tommorow (except I don't have any Portugese bread).