
Season with fine extra-virgin olive oil, course salt and freshly ground black pepper. Consume immediately.
Shopping time: none
Preparation time: about five minutes.
We have four varieties of tomatoes growing in cages in our garden: Brandywine, Cherokee purple (both heirlooms), plum and a golden cherry tomato. The Brandywine and cherry tomato plants seem to be the most productive at this point, and we are beginning to see quite a few coming to ripeness now.

To my mind, there is only one way to eat a big, juicy, delicious tomato such as a ripe Brandywine, and that is just as I have described above, or maybe with just a pinch of salt now and then as you eat it whole, like and apple.
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