i picked some cherry tomatoes

>>9422499
Good for you.

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>>9422505

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kale is good too

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Potato leek soup is good too

>>9422521
Fuck dude that's a lot of cream cheese. Did you put a quarter of a block on that sandwich?

I've got a million of these in my garden right now. What should I do with them all? Anyone have simple salsa/spaghetti sauce recipes?

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>>9422889
half
>>9422994
we planted texas wild tomatoes

>>9423047
how fat are you?

>>9422994
Pasta sauce with them is very easy and quite malleable. Goes something like:

Heat 1/4 cup olive oil.
Add 2 cloves of minced garlic and saute for 30 seconds
Add around 3 cups of small tomatoes and cook on medium heat for 10 minutes or until they've broken down. Make sure they're dry first so the oil doesn't splatter too much.
Stir in some coarsely chopped basil and season with salt and pepper.

When your pasta is about ready you can throw in a few table spoons of pasta water into the sauce and let it simmer for a minute to incorporate. It also helps to take the pasta out of the water a minute early and finish it in the sauce.

You can add more garlic or whatever spices you like once you nail the technique.

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>>9423143

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breakfast