With this in mind, I went out and got some of the last actual tomatoes of the year. I know I will want them them in January, even with the big bag of frozen summer tomatoes easily available, so I will make sure to eat them now.
I even treated my tomatoes like the first June harvest, and ate them raw, cut up in a bowl with a little bit of salt. Cucumber with milk-thinned labneh and chopped dill made an excellent and similarly early-summer-themed accompaniment.
For ultimate summer lunch experience, cut several pieces off a loaf of good bread, set tomatoes or spoonfuls of cucumber salad on top, and eat heartily.
2 comments:
Those tomatoes look amazing.
My tomatoes have been very inconsistent. The Bay is definitely a wonderful place to grow tomatoes. In Texas growing tomatoes is more like the fine art of playing darts. For most people it's very haphazard.
And I didn't even grow that one! You should see my actual cherry tomato plant--it looks like a giant spider with legs splaying in every direction.
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