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So everywhere in fact, that everyone is giving them away from free because they are growing sooo many and can't possibly eat them all.
Someday, this is a problem I hope to have.
Yesterday at market I bought three different kinds. One of them--the striped green one--I just ate as if it were an apple. Didn't even need any salt. It was that good. The two cherokee purples were also amazing. I got five tomatoes for $2.
I'm in the *process* of cleaning my room and trying to pack my stuff. It's a mess. Who knew I still had notebooks from not only Ancient History (2002-2003) but also journals I kept in 1995? I'm trying to throw away lots of stuff, but it's hard for me when I know someone else could use it somewhere. On the plus side, I realized I have three _enormous_ boxes of books for my future apartment, wherever that ends up being. So many "coffee table" books. They will have to go out on a rotating basis. Anyway...
Here's a picture of the meal I made last week. The crust did not rise very much, alas. But the family inhaled it, so I guess it was good!
