Last week in Tel Aviv, two international journalists and bloggers gave an excellent talk on the impact of bloggers on today’s media. The speakers were Lisa Goldman and Alison Kaplan Sommer, who is the Middle East editor at Pyjamas Media. We were all very stimulated, asking lots of questions. Towards the end of the conference, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘tomatoes’
Do Tomatoes Matter?
Posted in Eating Local, Just Hungry, tagged tomato recipe, tomatoes, tomatoes a la creme on November 2, 2008 | 11 Comments »
Tomato Madness
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged dried tomatoes, tomatoes on August 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Tomatoes are still cheap now. Firm Italian plum tomatoes, squat Romas, cherry tomatoes both red, yellow and green…take yer pick. I’ve made plenty of pasta sauce to keep handy; oven-dried a bunch too. But the piles of tomatoes in the markets are so tempting… So I decided to slow-roast some red cherry tomatoes at about [...]
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