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3 Quick and Savory Recipes for Peak-of-the-Season Tomatoes (Original Post) elleng Aug 2016 OP
Thanks for posting this! Snarkoleptic Aug 2016 #1
Ripe Tomatoes dem in texas Aug 2016 #2
Just remembered, elleng Aug 2016 #4
I'll have to look into gazpacho recipes. Snarkoleptic Aug 2016 #5
It's not my fave either but elleng Aug 2016 #3
On edit, our basil is running strong, so I'll pick up some mozz Snarkoleptic Aug 2016 #6

Snarkoleptic

(5,998 posts)
1. Thanks for posting this!
Tue Aug 9, 2016, 08:28 AM
Aug 2016

Last edited Tue Aug 9, 2016, 07:31 PM - Edit history (1)

Our bumper crop is running strong and yesterday, I resorted to....gulp....adding cottage cheese to the shopping list, in an attempt to consume more tomatoes.
I'm not a big fan of the stuff, so I'll prolly go back to tomato sandwiches in a day or so.

dem in texas

(2,674 posts)
2. Ripe Tomatoes
Tue Aug 9, 2016, 01:39 PM
Aug 2016

So good with cottage cheese and a little fresh cracked pepper. When we had a big garden, we ate ripe tomatoes with our lunch, snacks and dinner. I never tired of them. Have you tried making some gazpacho? A perfect recipe for ripe tomatoes. We have had good luck buying ripe tomatoes at our local market this year. They sell locally grown.

elleng

(131,074 posts)
4. Just remembered,
Tue Aug 9, 2016, 05:07 PM
Aug 2016

when we visited beach summer weekends and returned to town with a few good ones, I'd have one with a good cheddar for breakfast, before busy workdays!

elleng

(131,074 posts)
3. It's not my fave either but
Tue Aug 9, 2016, 05:05 PM
Aug 2016

when I have a good guacamole around, and want to expand the quantity, I do use some small curd.

HOPE to receive some good toms from my neighbor, who tends to visit his garden mid-week. Will look for him tomorrow!

Snarkoleptic

(5,998 posts)
6. On edit, our basil is running strong, so I'll pick up some mozz
Tue Aug 9, 2016, 07:33 PM
Aug 2016

and make a caprese salad. Mrs. Snark and our collegiate offspring both dig it as well.

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