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« Saying goodbye to the old Ritz | Main | Blanquette de "faux" » Monday, January 15, 2007I say tomatoes
Tiny Toms have arrived at Wilson Farms in Lexington. They're the best winter tomato you can find; they actually taste like a summer fruit. Tinies are larger than cherry tomatoes. Each one is about the size of a golf ball. I like to cut them into slender wedges and let them sit in a bowl with a little olive oil, white wine vinegar, and salt for half an hour. Then I pour the bowl and its juices over red leaf lettuce. You can also tip the tomato mixture into cooked penne and add lots of fresh parsley. It makes a dreary day a little less dreary. Posted by Sheryl Julian at 05:26 PM
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