... dogs? How do they serve them in your area? The polish dogs at Costco I eat with mustard and sweet relish. At home, it's spicy brown mustard, sauerkraut and On!on. With the aforementioned Aidells I use different toppings depending on the flavour of the dog. Ex: with the sundried tomato I often top it with a thickened pizza sauce. -- LilPeach, working for Obama too "Siquid mantica non capit, domi relinquendum est." - Tom Bihn

..., in part cause its so much more expensive now to ship produce from CA. I'll be putting my green house back up soon, and there's lotsa others who have them to extend the growing season. I've had fresh tomatoes for thanxgiving. Will be having greens= collards, mustard, turnips, all winter long, and with a mulch, even keep them going outside. Greenhouses are going to give CA some serious produce competition. And, they wont be hiring ...

...-0700, Odd wrote: In article <6jh9ulF3bsb9U1@mid.individual.net>, "Viva" <Viva@privacy.net> wrote: Chicago dog. Dog on a bun, dump the salad into the bun along with the dog. Ketchup? Naw, redundant ... yer tomato is in the bun along with the rest of the salad. Mustard? Naw ... would clash with the salad dressing. Prime example (but it's decades old so probably no longer exists) is Sammy's on Division Street....

In article <6jh9ulF3bsb9U1@mid.individual.net>, "Viva" <Viva@privacy.net> wrote: Chicago dog. Dog on a bun, dump the salad into the bun along with the dog. Ketchup? Naw, redundant ... yer tomato is in the bun along with the rest of the salad. Mustard? Naw ... would clash with the salad dressing. Prime example (but it's decades old so probably no longer exists) is Sammy's on Division Street. Don't bother to look up an ...

...in the Carolinas like creamy cole slaw and chili on theirs. A TexMex lady likes her dog with avocado, tomato, and mayo...and for brekkie she likes a bacon-wrapped dog with scrambled egg, cheese and hot picante ... spaghetti sauce and Mozzarella cheese. A restaurant in Arizona served a hot dog wrapped in bacon, topped with tomatoes, lettuce, onions, cheese, beans, and a fresh-roasted chile pepper on the side. You had your choice of ...

"ZerkonX" <Z@X.net> wrote in message news:pan.2008.09.18.13.32.15@X.net... On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 23:19:35 +1000, Sean wrote: Um, a tomatoe, is actually a fruit, not a vegtable, Z. That's was my point! hehehehe, thanks to me, others will now have noticed it. :) You're welcome.

...investigation: I found that Aerogarden is coming out with a model that suits me. In October, they will be coming out with the Master Garden kit that goes with the model I am waiting for. Hopefully time enough for tomatoes and tomatillos to go with the planted 7 plugs of basil August 26 and harvested enough basil the 16th of September to add to a salad of cucumber and a couple of blades of garden-raised arugula. Dee Dee

On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 23:19:35 +1000, Sean wrote: Um, a tomatoe, is actually a fruit, not a vegtable, Z. That's was my point!

... the scarcity of the product in question but you replace it.  Watching sports on tv is not watching sports in person.  Cardboard-textured tomatoes are not fresh tomatoes. (That particular product comes to mind because we've got a fine crop of Brandywines this summer. Average around 1 lb 4 oz with the ...

"ZerkonX" <Z@X.net> wrote in message news:pan.2008.09.17.13.10.19@X.net... On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 20:52:22 +1000, SolomonW wrote: we will continue to name it an OPink. We will continue to call a tomato a vegetable? Um, a tomatoe, is actually a fruit, not a vegtable, Z. Take it from me, I was a green grocer once upon a time. If that counts? :-)