Sometimes, the most simple combinations that speak of a garden's bounty are the richest of tastes.
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Monday, August 22, 2011
A tomato with heart!
Recently, they started selling this new tomato in our Lidl supermarket. After talking about varieties of tomatoes with some online friends in a homekeeping list I am in, I decided I was going to buy one of these tomatoes and give it a try. It is called "coeur de boeuf" or the heart tomato. But what it really is? A tomato with the old fashioned full flavor I remember from my Aunt Janey's neighbor, Mr. Weaver's garden. Since my own tomatoes have rotted due to our cool and rainy weather, this was a wonderful treat yesterday for our lunch.
I baked some ciabatta bread, took a little of the last fresh lettuce leaves from my garden along with my parsley and chives. I sliced up the lettuce then layered on the tomato slices with mozzarella cheese. Topped off with my chopped parsley and chives and a drizzle of olive oil, it made a wonderful lunch of very fresh and wholesome ingredients.
Sometimes, the most simple combinations that speak of a garden's bounty are the richest of tastes.
Sometimes, the most simple combinations that speak of a garden's bounty are the richest of tastes.
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4 comments:
You are right Heidi. This is the time to enjoy the lovely simple dishes from our gardens (or Lidl!)
That looks sooooo yummy. I want one toooooooo.
Love you, Mom
dear heidi,
that looks sooooooooooo good!!!! it makes my mouth watering.
have you a recipe of ciabatta bread?
have a wonderful evening,
love regina
reginassimplelife.blogspot.com
Oh, my favorite sandwich and it looks so absolutely beautiful, Heidi. You are not only a fine cook but an artist as well.
Gayla
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