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Broiled Tomatoes. |
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This section is from the "A Bachelor's Cupboard" book, by John W. Luce.
Does it seem possible that the luscious tomato was ever considered poisonous and that sure death awaited the eater? A fact it is, though, but most of us would prefer to think of this vegetable as the one-time " love-apple "; surely it is a name that conjures up more delightful thoughts when the juicy red tomatoes are broiling. Put in the blazer a tablespoonful of butter, and while it melts cut in thick slices some large ripe tomatoes. Dust them with salt, pepper, and, if the tooth be sweet, a bit of sugar; then dip in cracker dust and lay in the blazer, turning frequently until they look " just right to eat." They make a delightful accompaniment for a chop or a deviled kidney.
 
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