I made Laurie's Texas sheet cake last night, it was really delicious and baked up in just 10 minutes in a 9 x 13 inch baking pan. Thanks Laurie, this very old family recipe is a keeper! Maybe it's the cup of butter it requires that makes it taste so good and of course, the cocoa!
My friend S and I were out walking on the weekend, the weather was beautiful although the sidewalks were still muddy, icy and slippery in parts. I wore boots, they are a lot more stable than running shoes for clambering through the snow! We saw these kumatoes in the grocery store, imported brown tomatoes from Mexico. They taste like tomatoes, maybe sweeter. Have you tried these? We seem to see them around this time of year.
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Never seen those tomatoes before, they look most interesting! Valerie
I've never heard of kematoes before...hmmm you learn something new every day~
~Crystal
I've seen this Kumatoes at the grocery store but never tried them, As you said they taste sweeter than tomatoes, I might grab some later today and give it a try myself:) I love tomato.. The texas cake sheet sounds so yummy, Christine:)
I 'm glad you like the texas sheet cake, its always a winner here, I have never saw brown tomatoes ever!
Yummy my sweet tooth would LOVE this!
they look rather ugly, but I hear they are one of the best tomatoes
Brown tomatoes from Mexico? Wow. I wouldn't mind tasting a piece of it. Congrats on baking Laurie's cake.
Those tomatoes look very interesting and sweet is always a good choice ;)
This is not the first time I've drooled on your blog! lol. Looks great - and yes, see you at the PPF auction! xoxo
look amazing Christine!!
That's wild. Never saw that kind before.
Wow! I've never even heard of kumatoes. This is so very interesting.
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