Overcome your gluten free kitchen issues.
Jan 14th, 2010 by rdlinda
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According to Will Rogers, “An onion can make people cry but there’s never been a vegetable that can make people laugh.”
Until now.
nosey little peach tomatoes photo by vsimon
Speaking of vegetables, or really fruits in this case, head over to the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness January newsletter. The monthly Nourish column (by moi) calls for a New Years Snack Revolution!! Up the fruits and veggies!!!
How close do you come to the recommended 5-9 servings per day?
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Teeheehee! They’re almost too awesome to eat. I don’t know that I’ve ever even seen a peach tomato…but I’m also not even sure that I meet 5-9 servings in half a week… I should work on that
Those tomatoes are so cute! What do they taste like?
These are just way too cute! They look like they’d taste sweeter and more delicate than usual tomatoes. So fun
Yes we did! There is a lot of fun in a garden.
Love your intro, Linda. Also love your focus on upping our f&v intake. It can make such a difference. Did you grow the nosey tomatoes?