I don't have some magic trick to grow tomatoes throughout a frosty winter. This basketful of tomatoes and a few chillies was picked towards the end of autumn and have ripened up nicely on the verandah. The tomatoes are firm and just the thing for tonights pizza dinner. I have the spelt pizza dough rising by the fire and everything else prepared for a laid-back dinner. So here I am writing a blog post which is apparently number 200.I will save what else I was going to share for another day. As it is the 200th post, I will have a wee giveaway. If you would like to be in the running to receive a small surprise parcel from Sunny Corner Farm, just leave a comment on this post. I will draw the lucky name on Sunday, 17th July.
Tracy
9 comments:
oh you just reminded me I have some ingredients for some pizza scrolls..........but none of those lovely tomatoes like you have............congrats on your 200th post..........
makes me wish I had tried to ripen up the last of my tomatoes.
congratulations on 200 posts.
Oh yummo homemade pizza. I made some last weekend, used my pizza stone...have you got one? The are great. Topped the pizza with homemade passata, goats cheese, pine nuts and zucchini flowers twas delish!
The spelt dough sounds good. I just passed my 300th the other day, but couldn't think of anything for a giveaway! Happy
200th!
Oh and here I was thinking that my tomatoes were not doing well because it is too cold.... cant use that excuse because people laugh at what we call cold. Down to 18*C last night! (I can hear the chuckling from here) Your basket of goodies look so yummy.
WOW! HAPPY 200th! I'll have to go through and do some more reading!
Great looking tomatoes! I hope you enjoy them.
Wow Tracy that 200 sure popped up quickly...love your tomatoes can I come for dinner hmmm sounds yumm...cheers Vickie
The tomatoes look gorgeous and your pizza plans are making me hungry...
Looking forward to seeing what you've een up to in your next post..
Hugs - Jodie :)
I'm late for the draw, but wanted to wish you happy 200th as well!
I left eggplant, capsicum and a tomato in the garden from summer, and am still picking from those plants even now despite the chilly weather.
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