Here it is, my first organically grown tomato. Isn't she a beauty? There definitely is something sensual about her shape, don't you think. As this was the only tomato ready for picking I couldn't really experiment with cooking, but I did have fun with the camera instead. My family loves tomatoes - Dad loves Cream of Tomato soup, Christopher loves Toasted cheese and Tomato sandwiches, Chloe likes Napolitana Sauce on pasta and my favorite is this salad:
Tomato Salad with Fresh Mint and Danish feta
Serves 4 people
500gr baby tomatoes (use different colors)
100gr Danish Feta
zest of 1 lemon
lemon juice to taste
extra virgin olive oil
chopped mint
Wash and halve tomatoes in salad bowl
Add all other ingredients and keep in fridge for 1/2 hour
Serve as a salad with grilled fish or steak.
Delicious as a starter on mini brucshetta's.
"A world without tomatoes is like a string quartet without violins."
Laurie Colwin, Home Cooking
"It's difficult to think anything but pleasant thoughts while eating a homegrown tomato."
Lewis Grizzard




3 comments:
It is fantastic to get up early this morning and to realise that the tomatoe that I had been watching every now and then in your Herb garden had not been "liberated" by any of the children. I didn't know how to break the news when I saw it was gone... Fortunately I took a look on your blog and was glad to see that the toatoe had an honarary place on the "world...wide...woffle!! Your site is geting to what you wanted it to be and I was hopeing that you could give some lessons.
Your Hubby!
You inspired me to start the woffle. thanks for the comment.
Lovies.
I have grown tomatoes this year for the first time. Mine are still green, but they are showing lots of promise. I have posted the pictures on my blog.
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