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Re: Tomato thanks -Reply

At 11:14 AM 2/25/97 -0800, you wrote:
>>>> R. Carson <rdcarson@MINDSPRING.COM>  2/24/97, 07:00pm >>>
>At 12:54 AM 2/25/97 UT, you wrote:
>>Now if only I could get some great tomato recipes......LOL 8-)
>>
>>Julie
>>
>Julie:
>
>Here is great recipe.
>
>Walk to the garden, find a red ripe tomatoe, pick the fruit, bring it
>inside and slice it very thin.  Prepare a piece of white bread as
>follows:
>Liberally smear both sides with LOTS of mayonaise and add sliced
>tomatoes.
>Salt and pepper to desired taste.  Place slice together to form a
>sandwich and take it out side to eat.
>
>YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM
>
>ron (tomatoe sandwich from south carolina)
>Actually, this recipe is MUCH better if you toast the bread first!!!
>

I had to laugh at Ron's tomato recipe. I have very fond memories of coming
home from school as a child and doing this from my parents garden...at the
time, the only good thing about working in their garden, I thought. But here
I am about to start one of my own and I'm sure my children will feel the
same way  :)
BTW, in my tomato sandwiches, I spread the bread with soft cream cheese and
mayo, then sprinkle on bacon bits and put lettuce...They are my favorite!
There's nothing like it with REAL tomatoes.

Cheralyn
Zone 6 in Boise Idaho
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