Category Archives: Tomatoes
On the Fly Vegetable Beef Soup
Some days you just want to make soup, but depressingly you are missing some of the key ingredients. That’s where you can do what I do! Scrounge around and make the damn thing on the fly! On this occasion, I … Continue reading
Posted in Carrots, Diet, Soups, Tomatoes, Vegetable Soup
Tagged Danomanno, Forsythkid, Scrounged soup, Vegetable soup
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So, what’s happening in the garden?
After a cold night down here in southwestern Missouri, where the temperatures dipped down into the thirties overnight, I have to say that the following day was a gem. That seems to be the modis operandi in spring. A really … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Green pepper, Lettuce, Seed Starting, Spinach, Spring gardening, Tomatoes, Vegetables
Tagged Danomanno, Forsythkid, Garden Report, Raised beds
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My Chicago Hot Dog Blog
One of the many things I took with me when I left Chicago many years ago were fond memories of some great food joints close to where I worked in an industrial complex called Centex. Centex, located in Elk Grove … Continue reading
Posted in Danomanno, Editorial, Restaurants, Tomatoes
Tagged Chicago-style hotdog, Danomanno, Forsythkid, Hot Dog, neon pickle relish, sport peppers, Tomato wedges
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Homemade Tomato Sauce by the Forsythkid!
While I was roaming around on the internet recently, I came across a home-made tomato sauce recipe published on a blog site called The God’s Cake. The author is English and is named Michael, I think, he indicated he has … Continue reading
Posted in Meals, Recipes, Spaghetti, Tomatoes
Tagged Danomanno, Forsythkid, homemade, Pasta, The God's Cake, Tomato sauce
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Random Thoughts on Spaghetti and Spaghetti Heads!
Posted in Diet, Meals, Political, Politics, Recipes, Spaghetti, Tomatoes
Tagged Harry Reid, Spaghetti, Spaghetti and Meatballs, Spaghetti head Harry Reid
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Raised Bed Update
My raised beds are now up and running as we get into the meat of the season. Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Lettuce, Radish, Spring gardening, Square foot gardening, Tomatoes, Vegetables
Tagged Raised beds, Vegetable production
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Those Tasteless Tomatoes
When you order a hamburger at a restaurant you are bound to encounter the dreaded tasteless tomato. Continue reading
Deer are Eating My Tomato Plants!
Somewhere long ago and far away some deity with more time on his hands than sense must have decided that tomato plants should taste good to deer. Not just the leaves and fruit, mind you, but the whole friggin plant! … Continue reading
Brandywine Time for Tomatoes
In spite of generally cold and overcast conditions that have defined much of our spring so far, I have gone ahead and prepared a small planting of tomatoes. Here in southwest Missouri we have certainly been blessed with our fair … Continue reading
