My post from "Our Wild Hearts" blog
No matter how you slice them...
My tomatoes have heart!
I have ALOT of tomatoes - a bumper crop in fact. So we are eating a lot
of tomatoes this summer... but that is ok- because they make me smile.
Can you believe all these hearts!!??? Me either.
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Beautiful colored photographs of
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made me smile,for I too love the arts,
it also reminded me of the croute
and the question whether tomato is a vegetable or a fruit?
But whatever the answer these seem
so juicy and fresh
Just right for a Kashmiri recipe to make
'tomato chutney mesh'
Lovely presentation Teri.
Gorgeous tomatoes! We used to can those, too, years ago when our kids were little and we had a neighbor with an overflow from their garden.
ReplyDeleteI never knew cut tomatoes could look so good except to eat them:) fab shots here and I especially like the one with the knife....a fabulous "wet-in-wet" foto!
ReplyDeleteAnjum - I treasure this tomato poem and shall think of you today as I undertake canning some of these fruity vegetables! Thank you for stopping by- xo teri
ReplyDeleteSharon- when my children were young it was a lucky thing if they were fed on time. The canning as you know is a new endeavor-giving me all new things to photograph. - xo teri
ReplyDeleteCynnie- My poor camera does not get much of a rest - even when I am in the midst of dinner prep. My husband knows it can take awhile due to the need to photograph what I am doing- I think that is why I am usually just the sous-chef. xo teri
ReplyDeleteIf your tomatoes taste as good as they look, you've truly had a garden of blessings this year.
ReplyDeleteTeri,
ReplyDeleteLove the heart theme again and always. ajc
George the tomatoes are still coming- And they taste marvelous!
ReplyDeleteAnne- I have had some tomato fun this summer!Thanks for stopping by!!xo teri
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