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Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 11:37 AM
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This is what is going on my sandwich... just the tomato, folks....I couldnt abuse this beauty by adding anything else with it!.... Ahhhh........ summer time tomatoes! (and yes, Miracle Whip-- I know I know, we are about 50/50 divided here on RF... I have seen the thread!) If the pic doesnt show to size, I found if you refresh the page, the large pic will show.....
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 11:56 AM
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Miracle WHip or Hellmans, can't go wrong with either with this beauty!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 12:02 PM
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I'm with you on the Miracle Whip. pb
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roossy90
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 12:09 PM
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seatown76 Miracle WHip or Hellmans, can't go wrong with either with this beauty! Had to be PC and try to please everyone before a fight breaks out......
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 12:13 PM
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Absolutely gorgeous!!!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 12:37 PM
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you would think living in an agricultural area in california, we could get tomatoes that look and taste wonderful, alas, its not so. If you want the good stuff around here you have to attempt to grow it yourself...unfortunately I have a black thumb. So i'm stuck with tomatoes that taste as if they've been strip mined in Texas (thank you Garrison Keillor!). Kudos to the gorgeous tomato! Enjoy it for those of us that can't!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 1:32 PM
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My favorite kind of sandwich. When I was pregnant with my first child I ate a tomato and onion sandwich EVERY DAY. Wouldn't you know it, she was born with red hair!! Nothing better than a fresh tomato sandwich!!! Looks lovely!!!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 2:08 PM
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kkrhmom My favorite kind of sandwich. When I was pregnant with my first child I ate a tomato and onion sandwich EVERY DAY. Wouldn't you know it, she was born with red hair!! Nothing better than a fresh tomato sandwich!!! Looks lovely!!! I love red haired children! If only I'd known your secret a few decades back!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 2:53 PM
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What--no Farmers Market in Fresno!!!--Move to Chico!!!!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 3:19 PM
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Roossy------ a rose by any other name is still a rose---but miracle whip no matter the name is not mayonaisse. It is a very poor substitute---kinda like oleo and butter. And being Politically Correct is being gutless. Stand up and fight for what you believe in, even though you may not win you will not be a wimp--- By the way MAYO is about 2000% better than anything in second place. And Miracle Whip may not even be second. Besides which. if you really want perfection ----just slice that tomato and put it between two slices of white bread and take a big bite-----you won't need anything else. Bon Appetit Mon Amie-----
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 3:44 PM
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Let's not start that Miricle Whip - Mayo thing all over again. There's another LOOOONG THREAD on that topic if you want to discuss it. REFER TO THE ORIGINAL QUESTION. Regardless of which one you use, what else is going in the Sandwich? like the rest of you I vote for a Beefsteak Tomato. I had an Heirloom Tomato for the first time yesterday. Got it at a Farmers Market. What a Great Taste!   I may never go back to regular tomatoes!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 5:26 PM
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Thanks for posting those wonderful pictures, Rossy! I have awhile to wait for my homegrown!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 5:36 PM
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I just watered my Tomato plants... I can't wait for my Mater sandwiches!!! Grow faster darn it grow faster!!! I envy you!!!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 9:18 PM
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Got it from a local stand here in South Carolina.........This chick sells everything under the sun out of the back of her truck......... She even has a little credit card machine.. She has been there for as long as I lived here before... At least since 2006....... That tomato might be bigger than the bread....
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 9:25 PM
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the ancient mariner Roossy------ a rose by any other name is still a rose---but miracle whip no matter the name is not mayonaisse. It is a very poor substitute---kinda like oleo and butter. And being Politically Correct is being gutless. Stand up and fight for what you believe in, even though you may not win you will not be a wimp--- By the way MAYO is about 2000% better than anything in second place. And Miracle Whip may not even be second. Besides which. if you really want perfection ----just slice that tomato and put it between two slices of white bread and take a big bite-----you won't need anything else. Bon Appetit Mon Amie----- ..leave off the bread and add mozzarrella and fresh basil and olive oil and that is my summer way of having tomatoes..
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sat, 07/4/09 9:34 PM
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NYPIzzaNut [ ..leave off the bread and add mozzarrella and fresh basil and olive oil and that is my summer way of having tomatoes.. OOOH.... caprese'..............Yum......
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sun, 07/5/09 8:28 AM
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NYPIzzaNut the ancient mariner Roossy------ a rose by any other name is still a rose---but miracle whip no matter the name is not mayonaisse. It is a very poor substitute---kinda like oleo and butter. And being Politically Correct is being gutless. Stand up and fight for what you believe in, even though you may not win you will not be a wimp--- By the way MAYO is about 2000% better than anything in second place. And Miracle Whip may not even be second. Besides which. if you really want perfection ----just slice that tomato and put it between two slices of white bread and take a big bite-----you won't need anything else. Bon Appetit Mon Amie----- ..leave off the bread and add mozzarrella and fresh basil and olive oil and that is my summer way of having tomatoes.. Or instead of slicing the mozz & tomatoes, dice them & then mix with the olive oil & basil, then put this mix on top of still warm pasta. The cheese will melt a bit & the result is really tasty
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Sun, 07/5/09 8:38 AM
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I'm about a week away from my first 'mater from the garden. The first one is always used as the foundation for a BLT (with Duke's).
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Mon, 07/6/09 6:37 AM
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douginvirginia I'm about a week away from my first 'mater from the garden. The first one is always used as the foundation for a BLT (with Duke's). Doug, How are your plants doing with all this rain, I have a ton of tomato's on mine but they are all small! I've had one or two ripen up, and they were very tasty, but very small.... I picked up a few pounds this weekend at the Farmer's Market in Fredericksburg, Va., the tomatos there were fantastic. White Wonder bread, Hellman's, S&P, and a slice or two of some garden onions....simply heaven. Anyone in Doug and my area if you haven't been to the Fredericksburg Farmer's Market I highly recommend it. Lotsa Farmers, and all the produce was fantastic! Saturdays 8AM-1PM.
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Mon, 07/6/09 7:32 AM
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rebeltruce douginvirginia I'm about a week away from my first 'mater from the garden. The first one is always used as the foundation for a BLT (with Duke's). Doug, How are your plants doing with all this rain, I have a ton of tomato's on mine but they are all small! I've had one or two ripen up, and they were very tasty, but very small.... I picked up a few pounds this weekend at the Farmer's Market in Fredericksburg, Va., the tomatos there were fantastic. White Wonder bread, Hellman's, S&P, and a slice or two of some garden onions....simply heaven. Anyone in Doug and my area if you haven't been to the Fredericksburg Farmer's Market I highly recommend it. Lotsa Farmers, and all the produce was fantastic! Saturdays 8AM-1PM. truce, they're holding up - i've got pretty good drainage, but still could us some heat to really bring them on. those you got probably came from down in northern neck - they're usually about two weeks ahead of us. was there any sweet corn available? as much as i love maters, it's the first corn of the year that i look forward to the most. i'd still love to come over to observe you smoke that bacon - maybe this fall.
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Mon, 07/6/09 9:04 AM
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That thing is screaming for a Cheeseburger underneath it!
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Mon, 07/6/09 9:52 AM
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Or this.
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Mon, 07/6/09 10:05 AM
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douginvirginia rebeltruce douginvirginia I'm about a week away from my first 'mater from the garden. The first one is always used as the foundation for a BLT (with Duke's). Doug, How are your plants doing with all this rain, I have a ton of tomato's on mine but they are all small! I've had one or two ripen up, and they were very tasty, but very small.... I picked up a few pounds this weekend at the Farmer's Market in Fredericksburg, Va., the tomatos there were fantastic. White Wonder bread, Hellman's, S&P, and a slice or two of some garden onions....simply heaven. Anyone in Doug and my area if you haven't been to the Fredericksburg Farmer's Market I highly recommend it. Lotsa Farmers, and all the produce was fantastic! Saturdays 8AM-1PM. truce, they're holding up - i've got pretty good drainage, but still could us some heat to really bring them on. those you got probably came from down in northern neck - they're usually about two weeks ahead of us. was there any sweet corn available? as much as i love maters, it's the first corn of the year that i look forward to the most i'd still love to come over to observe you smoke that bacon - maybe this fall. Plenty of sweet corn there, a couple different variety's.....Yellow, Silver Queen, Salt and Pepper.....I was amazed at the quality of the produce there...spent two hours wondering around shopping. I have three belly's in the freezer, and just used up my last package of bacon on BLT's made with the above mentioned tomato's....so I'm thinking I need to start curing belly's as soon as I can thaw them out!! I'll keep you posted.....
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Mon, 07/6/09 11:35 AM
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cavandre NYPIzzaNut the ancient mariner Roossy------ a rose by any other name is still a rose---but miracle whip no matter the name is not mayonaisse. It is a very poor substitute---kinda like oleo and butter. And being Politically Correct is being gutless. Stand up and fight for what you believe in, even though you may not win you will not be a wimp--- By the way MAYO is about 2000% better than anything in second place. And Miracle Whip may not even be second. Besides which. if you really want perfection ----just slice that tomato and put it between two slices of white bread and take a big bite-----you won't need anything else. Bon Appetit Mon Amie----- ..leave off the bread and add mozzarrella and fresh basil and olive oil and that is my summer way of having tomatoes.. Or instead of slicing the mozz & tomatoes, dice them & then mix with the olive oil & basil, then put this mix on top of still warm pasta. The cheese will melt a bit & the result is really tasty ...that sounds like a great idea..I will try that ... I usually just use tomato sauce on pasta or garlic, butter, olive oil and parmesan cheese...
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Re:Salt, Pepper, Bread, Miracle Whip (or Mayo)....and what?.....
Mon, 07/6/09 1:51 PM
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Did you another job? Is this in your new restaurant?
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