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For the CHOW Field Trip, we take the show on the road. From country farms to city restaurants, we visit the places your food comes from. The fresh air is good for you.
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Heirloom Tomato–Basil Pasta with Olives and Feta
Seared Tuna with a Olive Wine Sauce over Heirloom Tomatoes and Spring Greens
Heirloom Tomato–Basil Pasta with Olives and Feta
Seared Tuna with a Olive Wine Sauce over Heirloom Tomatoes and Spring Greens
Ricotta Gnocchi with Wild Boar Ragu
Warm Chorizo with Heirloom Tomato and Cannellini Bean Salad
Fennel-Crusted Halibut with Roasted Tomato Broth
What to Do with Leftover Tomato Paste
How to Remove Stains with a Lemon
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Great story. I met my wife over tomatoes and dogs. We love heirloom tomatoes and would like to know where the Brad Gates tomato farm is located. Growing tomatoes in the Bay Area is a challenge. We grow our 100 plants in raised boxes on the banks of the Sacramento River in Red Bluff CA. Tomatoes love the warm to hot nights here.
Brad is just awesome and if you ever have the chance to meet him in person you'll see just how passionate he is about growing the best tomatoes around. And honestly...I have never had a better tomato than the tomatoes we enjoyed on his farm. I wrote a post and included some pictures from our trip back in August.
http://blog.foodzie.com/2008/09/our-v...
Great video! I really enjoyed that and he seems like a genuinly good guy. How could you not be happy with wiggly jiggly maters?