Homegrown Tomatoes

Started my day's "cooking" by slicing up a few more homegrowns . . .


Homegrown Tomatoes, Rally & Yellow Brandywine
I'm going to be very sad when the season's harvest ends, and unfortunately, as we all know, that's coming up pretty soon. But we've had a really good crop this year, so I'm not complaining.

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It’s been a beautiful season!!

Five of the eight tomato plants I have this year are either cherry or plum. I picked a ton of sungold yesterday and some Juliet plum and a few larger tomatoes. Sun Gold is my favorite tomato, but I also really like brandywine too, but the times I have grown brandywine they have not been very prolific. I am growing a Yugoslavian tomato this year that is fairly productive.

boudreaulicious wrote:It’s been a beautiful season!!

Nice!!

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NFriday wrote:Five of the eight tomato plants I have this year are either cherry or plum. I picked a ton of sungold yesterday and some Juliet plum and a few larger tomatoes. Sun Gold is my favorite tomato, but I also really like brandywine too, but the times I have grown brandywine they have not been very prolific. I am growing a Yugoslavian tomato this year that is fairly productive.

I love the brandywines, especially the yellows, but those have been our most problematic and least prolific plants this year. They're persnickety for sure!

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Quickie, work-from-home lunch featuring green zebras from the garden . . .


Plated Up
Green zebras, leftover sausage, cheeses and weekly slaw.

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Getting to the very end of our homegrowns and as long I still had some lox left, figured this was a fine allocation . . .


Nova Lox, Sesame Bagel & Homegrown Tomatoes

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ronnie_suburban wrote:Nova Lox, Sesame Bagel & Homegrown Tomatoes

By the light of Dear Sweet Carol Channing's ghost that's one of the most beautiful sights I've ever seen.

God Bless Home Grown Tomatoes!