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Re: Question Tomatoes
Duncan McAlpine wrote:
>
> connie hoy wrote:
> >
> > Duncan McAlpine wrote:
> > >
> > > Do tomatoes really have a smell? I have never noticed.....
> >
> > Duncan,surely you jest?If your serious I almost feel sorry for you.They
> > do indeed have a fragrance/aroma.Each variety having its own slightly
> > different twist on the general
> > theme.I use it as a yard stick as to taste expectations(most the time it
> > works too).
> >
> > Granted not all are equally endowed with this "scent"but I for one would
> > seriously
> > miss its summery promise.
> >
> > Connie(thankful that you have started this an the other fine lists).
>
> You learn something new every day. What do you recommend in taste and
> smell
> and why?
Duncan,once cut the aroma becomes pronounced at that point I can almost
"detect"if the acid or sugars is the dominant flavor factor.Some take on
a complexity perhaps citrusie in one and heard others(referring to a
particular var.)even say pineapple!
I like variety, some sweet,very sweet in fact.Other times I like 'em so
acidic they (with a little salt sprinkled on it)burn your chin if you
eat too much.Anything but bland that I can buy at the store...
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