Comments on: 30 Years of Tomato Recipes http://tomatolover.com/30-years-of-tomato-recipes/ Learning to Grow Tomatoes Thu, 17 May 2012 16:38:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Sally http://tomatolover.com/30-years-of-tomato-recipes/comment-page-1/#comment-354 Sally Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:33:02 +0000 http://tomatolover.com/?p=2049#comment-354 That is weird - odd how suddenly someone/thing is no where and then everywhere. I've seen several recipes take the already delicious Mac & Cheese combo and layer overlapping tomato slices on the top of the dish...maybe then sprinkled with some extra parmesan or have I imagined that bit anyway..it makes you wonder how 'icing on the cake' has held onto top dog position for so long ' tomato on the mac & cheese'.... it's the future. That is weird – odd how suddenly someone/thing is no where and then everywhere.
I’ve seen several recipes take the already delicious Mac & Cheese combo and layer overlapping tomato slices on the top of the dish…maybe then sprinkled with some extra parmesan or have I imagined that bit anyway..it makes you wonder how ‘icing on the cake’ has held onto top dog position for so long ‘ tomato on the mac & cheese’…. it’s the future.

]]> By: Jenny http://tomatolover.com/30-years-of-tomato-recipes/comment-page-1/#comment-353 Jenny Mon, 18 Jan 2010 10:57:00 +0000 http://tomatolover.com/?p=2049#comment-353 How weird - having never heard of her before - I've been receiving Mollie Katzen recipies via Daily Lit! Especially loving Genuine Homemade Mac & Cheese. I suppose you could add some tomatoes on top! How weird – having never heard of her before – I’ve been receiving Mollie Katzen recipies via Daily Lit!

Especially loving Genuine Homemade Mac & Cheese. I suppose you could add some tomatoes on top!

]]> By: Sally http://tomatolover.com/30-years-of-tomato-recipes/comment-page-1/#comment-351 Sally Sat, 16 Jan 2010 18:13:26 +0000 http://tomatolover.com/?p=2049#comment-351 What a fantastic find ! I love cookbooks and picking up old and secondhand ones ( although I have to admit not if they have too many splashes or stains ... although I know that should be a good indicator as to which are the best recipes !) Moosewood is such a quirky book. I got to know it through being a bookseller - it was a steady seller and a book customers would come in and ask for by name - so one day I picked it up, had a look through and like you realised what a work of art and love it was. Definelty one of those books which spreads by recommendation. I was also intrigued to see that the restaurant is still going strong ! What a fantastic find ! I love cookbooks and picking up old and secondhand ones ( although I have to admit not if they have too many splashes or stains … although I know that should be a good indicator as to which are the best recipes !)
Moosewood is such a quirky book. I got to know it through being a bookseller – it was a steady seller and a book customers would come in and ask for by name – so one day I picked it up, had a look through and like you realised what a work of art and love it was. Definelty one of those books which spreads by recommendation.
I was also intrigued to see that the restaurant is still going strong !

]]> By: Tee Riddle http://tomatolover.com/30-years-of-tomato-recipes/comment-page-1/#comment-349 Tee Riddle Fri, 15 Jan 2010 22:38:17 +0000 http://tomatolover.com/?p=2049#comment-349 It is actually very ironic that you are posting about the Moosewood Cookbook today. I was just looking through my copy of it just 15 minutes ago. It is a funny story how I came across the copy of it that I have. I was visiting my sister a few years ago, and we ventured into a used book store. The book store had a bin outside of books that were free to take. We dug through this bin and found a huge assortment of older cookbooks. We ended up keeping about 25 cookbooks - one of them being the Moosewood cookbook. After getting it home, and reading through it, I fell in love with it. Not only are the recipes outstanding, but the artwork is fantastic and fun. It is probably my favorite cookbook. It is actually very ironic that you are posting about the Moosewood Cookbook today. I was just looking through my copy of it just 15 minutes ago. It is a funny story how I came across the copy of it that I have.

I was visiting my sister a few years ago, and we ventured into a used book store. The book store had a bin outside of books that were free to take. We dug through this bin and found a huge assortment of older cookbooks. We ended up keeping about 25 cookbooks – one of them being the Moosewood cookbook.

After getting it home, and reading through it, I fell in love with it. Not only are the recipes outstanding, but the artwork is fantastic and fun.

It is probably my favorite cookbook.

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