I only planted one teensy weensy cherry tomato plant this
year but it has given us an abundance of fruit!
It's much taller than me and has branched out
until it looks like a huge shrub!
Alex loves to pop them in his mouth and eat them
like grapes! But to serve with meals, this has been
a favorite this summer....cut in half and sautee in some olive
oil or bacon drippings. Add salt and Italian seasoning and
garlic. They are wonderful as a side dish to brunch or dinner!
Yum!
♥
That exactly how I love to cook them, I've eaten more tomatoes this summer than I can count.
ReplyDeleteDelicious.
~Jo
So have we! But we aren't complaining...they are so delicious!
DeleteOh my, that recipe sounds sooooo good. I can practically taste it!
ReplyDeleteSo easy, too...yum!
DeleteGreat minds!
ReplyDeleteI made Summer Pasta tonight with my cherry tomatoes from the cottage garden! Delish!
Enjoy your evening!
Cheers!
Linda :o)
Yum! That sounds delish!
DeleteI'm like Alex, I eat them like grapes. There would be none left for a stir fry. HaHa!!
ReplyDeleteHe sure loves them! His brothers would rather die than eat a tomato. haha.
DeleteThankfully, we've had enough to eat and cook with. I wonder how many wild plants
we'll have next year. I bet I won't have to plant any! :)
Yum indeed . . . I could pop a few in my mouth right now ~ I have only the big variety in house . . :)
ReplyDeleteWe like the big variety, too! Yum!
DeleteI like vinegar on mine . . yum . . with cucumbers . . . )
Deletethat sounds tasty!
DeleteI love tomatoes - big or small! Sauteed sounds good, I've never tried that.
ReplyDeleteThe pitcher arrived today. I love it! Bob and I enjoyed your Grandma Bruins note too. :)
PS - in your post about it, you said it was made around 1850. Just wondering how you know that? I have no idea how to check these things out, but I like it regardless!
So glad your pitcher got there alright! As far as the date, I can tell by the marking on the bottom...the company name and the crest and their dates of manufacturing. It's such a pretty piece...I love the shape...and I'm so glad it went to you!
DeleteI love cherry tomato. Saute with olive oil, garlic and cilantro sounds perfect to me! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteOh yum...the cilantro is a great idea! I think we'll try that next time!
DeleteWonderful ... and such a good dish ... I'd love those on a good slice of bruschetta - cheers and so good to read Alex enjoys the odd tomato ... Hilary
ReplyDeleteYum...that sounds good, too! So many ways to try them!
DeleteI love them and the color is so wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteLove
The color...I know! I can see them from the window even to see if I have any ready to pick! They glow! haha.
DeleteWant some next year too? Leave some on the plant when it dies back and the tomatoes left on the plant will be the seeds for next year and should come up on their own.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure we've had a few drop to the ground so I'm expecting them to come up next year
Deletewithout any help!
Sure looks like you got a good haul indeed
ReplyDeleteThat one really wanted to grow and take seed
A good little meal mixture
And a fun backyard fixture
Are tomatoes on your favorite list?
DeleteSomething tells me they make you hiss.
hahahahaha.
Ahhh, such the little "farm girl" you are! There's nothing like having those fresh veggies from garden to table!!
ReplyDeletelol....not bad for a city girl, huh!? I do have a little country at heart...just a little. :)
DeleteThey are a delicious summer treat!
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