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How are we going to live without our amazing heirlooms when tomato season finally comes to an end? Such a bummer that we have to go through this every fall … but will be such a joy when they’re back again next year!
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Wiley Forster said
That really is one GORGEOUS tomato and you two are the perfect ones to give it the close up it richly deserves! YUM! Beautiful as always, ladies – and always fun to find you again on food52!
– Wiley Forster
margaretandjoy said
Thank you, Wiley! And thanks for appreciating that gnarled, cracked and craggy heirloom tomato as much as we did! m&j
zahavah said
gorgeous!
margaretandjoy said
Thank you – aren’t the heirlooms just the best! m&j