i don't know how in january
tomatoes from maine can
smell and taste and look this good
but i am profoundly grateful for this red reality
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24 comments:
These tomatoes do indeed look deliciously ripe. A winter miracle of the hot house.
Succulent is exactly the right word. Shades of summer; bring it on!!
At first I thought they were Christmas tree ornaments...duhh!
Really yummy looking tomatoes.
Sunny :)
P.S. The ice fishing picture was late in the day.
They do look wonderful. the miracles of a greenhouse. I hope the flavor is as good as the picture. MB
Eatable Christmas decorations! Ü
They give me the desire of biting in them!
Now this photo warms me up a bit!
Love this still-life with its neat reflection.
Delicious, I love tomatoes and just today a did a great salad here!
Hugs :)
Léia
Hmmm I would love to know how to prepare a "sauce for spaghetti"using tomatoes!
They look a lot better than anything you'll find in Florida! I'm assuming that you've tasted them ... describing them as succulent...
Hey, it's warming up here! Yeah!
They look so good!
They look delicios!
Greetings
Yvi
Gorgeous shot and the right title!
Well... I think I'd rather not know how they do it thanks! I try to avoid unseasonal fruit & veg these days, yet I would love to taste them with a little basil and olive oil!
Those are real beauties! I hope they are as tasty as they look.
Succulent is actually a very old french name for tomatoes. Excellent picture!
Beautiful color! Makes my mouth water.
Also known as a love apple....must be some place in Massachusetts that's in the Gulf Stream. Just like there is a place in Ireland that palm trees can grow in. What Kate said;" bring it on".
Yummieeeeeeee........
I love tomatoes
and yes they are looking here also so beautiful (in the winter !!)
:-)
What a gorgeous photo, very pretty. Nice close-up!
Well captured. It is amazing to get such great local tomatoes in January. I wonder if they are grown in UMass greenhouses in the western part of the state.
I love the tomatoes....
Greenhouses? They look ripe and delicious.
You're waxing poetic BC. Do you have cabin fever??
Are you have summer sandwiches - big slices of tomato with mayo and lettuce, maybe even bacon?
...in January it's hard to find tomatoes this nice even here in Italy (I can only speak about looks, obviously).
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