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Yes, I have done many versions of BLTs. I have given away many, I have made sauce, I have dehydrated ----

Still I have more.

Some recent tomato concoctions.

What have you done with your tomatoes?

dcarch

From my garden

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Tomatoes & Tofu with cheese dressing

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Green Pineapple, Tangerine Tomatoes Mozzarella Cheese

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Sungold Fried Eggs, CreamOf Corn and Black Garlic sauce

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Sous Vide Pork, Squash Sprouts and Carmello Tomatoes

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Sun Gold Pizza

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Black Cherry Tomatoes, Mozzarella Cheese and Watermelon Salad

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I'm fainting here. Not only are your creations beautiful and inspiring, but those gorgeous tomatoes. We have had ONE great tomato this summer and THAT was from a friend's garden in Indiana. Pooh! No one here is giving any away and the farmer's markets don't have very good ones either. I guess it's the lack of rain in the Spring? Truly lovely, my friend!

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Gorgeous! The picture of the multicolored tomatoes from your garden is just sensational.

So far, all I've done with summer tomatoes is eat them in rather boring traditional salads. Your photos make me feel ashamed...but inspired!

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Insalata di zucchini e pomodoro

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Tomato and herb salad

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Tomato and stone fruit salad, with Spanish chorizo and prosciutto crudo

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Insalata Caprese, slow-roasted tomatoes

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Fava bean and heirloom tomato ragoût

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Celery "pasta" and heirloom tomato salad

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Posted

thanks dcarch.

the tomato and tofu above reminds me of a version of hiyayakko I did a while ago, with Jersey tomatoes, scallions, pickled ginger and silken tofu.

I'm thinking I need to do that again, soon.

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dcarch and SobaAddict your photos are so gorgeous I was reminded of these old ones from my blog. I am now living in Tucson so only get tomatoes like this when I there in the summer and I miss the late summer/September tomatoes now that I am gone. Tomato Box 1.JPG

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Posted

Wow, just wow. My tomatoes are sad this year--the heirlooms never did much. I had a few Ananas Noir tomatoes--my favorites. I had lots of Romas and Big Boys (planted those only because my mom insisted) that I canned and froze, but the weather has been so miserably hot and dry that the garden just looks awful.

sparrowgrass
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Thank you all. I seem to remember there are 6,000 varieties of tomatoes.

It will take me a while to try them all.

Made tomato ice cream with crispy tomato chips.

dcarch

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janeer, can you provide a recipe for the tomato pie?

Here: simple as pie

dcarch: the ice cream sounds very appealing; do you spice it at all?

As a matter of fact I spiced it too much.

I put in too much ginger. I like ginger ice cream, but this is supposed to be tomato ice cream. Still tasted good. :-)

dcarch

  • 2 weeks later...
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Tomato tart on puff pastry from "Cooks Illustrated", July/August 2003. REALLY, really good, and I was surprised that I could taste the difference between the three types of tomatoes (Beefmaster and Marvel Stripe, from my plants, and a Green Zebra from my CSA). There's a layer of jamon de serrano under the tomatoes.

Quite yum.

--Roberta--

"Let's slip out of these wet clothes, and into a dry Martini" - Robert Benchley

Pierogi's eG Foodblog

My *outside* blog, "A Pound Of Yeast"

Posted

Scotty Boy, why so late? Weather, micro climate, late start...? I live in south Florida, so my veg schedual is totally off from most people. Is this the norm for you? I grew up on Long Island, in NY state, and our tomatoes came in around July, iirc. This time of year was for the last of the corn, and the start of the hard squash and pumpkins.

"Commit random acts of senseless kindness"

  • 3 weeks later...
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I just started pulling the big tomatoes out of my garden, although I've been getting little ones for more than a month. It was a relatively cool and long spring, so it took the plants some time to really start producing. I made some sauce with about half of the Romas and Amish Pastes that I had, the rest will be done tomorrow afternoon. We had an odd rainy day (it doesn't usually rain all summer) about 2 weeks ago and quite a few of my tomatoes split :hmmm:. I'm not quite sure what to do with all the slicing tomatoes I'm going to be getting, I think I'm going to give quite a few to friends and find some good looking mozzarella for the rest.

If you ate pasta and antipasto, would you still be hungry? ~Author Unknown

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