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Iron Crowned posted:FTFY And the little seeds swirl around with that slimy membrane they have on them. 
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MariusLecter posted:Cherry tomatoes are great, biting into them and they pop with a snap of the skin and the innards squish out. This is my complaint with tomato, also bell pepper, just kinda tasteless when raw and also unpleasant texture. Rather have like, turnip, or carrot, or broccoli, or onion, or something else you cook because you're not a loving caveman. Cooked tomato is good though.
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bloom posted:Goons disgusted by fresh vegetables vol. 465435643 disliking one type of fruit/vegetable =/= disliking all vegetables
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bloom posted:Goons disgusted by fresh vegetables vol. 465435643  tomatoes are berries, checkmate vegailure.
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Even the crappiest sundried tomato is still better than normal tomatoes so just use those wherever you'd use a raw tomato imo.
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Pyrotoad posted:Even the crappiest sundried tomato is still better than normal tomatoes so just use those wherever you'd use a raw tomato imo. Thanks for the most grotesque salsa ever.
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Dienes posted:Thanks for the most grotesque salsa ever.  Salsa should be softer than the chips. loving shrapnel. Sundried tomato chili (no beans) with salted corn chips for saltines, mmmmm.
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I see a lot of people in this thread have never had a real tomato.
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Null of Undefined posted:Meant to quote your longer post but yes, I live in the Bay Area so as soon as heirloom tomatoes became popular, the snobs I work with started talking about how they were ruined. I feel like most those peeps don't talk about optimization surfaces Genetic optimization is combinatorial optimization, by its nature. Do random restarts
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MariusLecter posted:Cherry tomatoes are great, biting into them and they pop with a snap of the skin and the innards squish out. 
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bob dobbs is dead posted:I feel like most those peeps don't talk about optimization surfaces My father has been eating these things a lot. Are they an example of progress? They are, in his words, sehr lecker.
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Pigs? Yeah, I eat pigs too.
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Tomatoes are kinda weird, unlike most fruit. I guess the closest is bell pepers, since you eat the colorful plant fiber in the same way, but then instead of cutting out or around the seeds, you just eat the seeds and the weird seed slime that they're suspended in along with. Makes for some inconsistent texture. Tomatoes are complicated. Still, a tomato slice is real good for broadening the flavor of a sandwich and getting a little more crunch. There's something about newer varieties being less sweet because the red coloring is prioritized, giving the tomato less chlorophyll for creating sugar, Whatever. Anyhow, content. 
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Solice Kirsk posted:Pigs? Yeah, I eat pigs too. It was a "lost" breed, back-bred into viable stock and reintroduced to their original range.
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SlothfulCobra posted:
There are many adjectives I would use to describe a desirable sandwich tomato. Crunch is not one of them. 
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MariusLecter posted:Cherry tomatoes are great, biting into them and they pop with a snap of the skin and the innards squish out. Quartered cherry or strawberry tomatoes make for way more interesting texture variations in guacamole than standard tomato shrapnel
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Somfin posted:Quartered cherry or strawberry tomatoes make for way more interesting texture variations in guacamole than standard tomato shrapnel If you’re putting tomatoes in guacamole you deserve to be shot and fed to dogs.
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MariusLecter posted:Cherry tomatoes are great, biting into them and they pop with a snap of the skin and the innards squish out. Alright Denethor, chill
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Null of Undefined posted:If you’re putting tomatoes in guacamole you deserve to be shot and fed to dogs. If you mixed guacamole and ketchup, would a colorblind person ever notice? Casu Marzu posted:There are many adjectives I would use to describe a desirable sandwich tomato. Crunch is not one of them. I dunno man, they're harder than the floppy parts of a sandwich, even if they're not as noisy as lettuce. They make it feel like you're biting into something more than just some bread-swaddled meat, what do you wanna call that?
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Null of Undefined posted:If you’re putting tomatoes in guacamole you deserve to be shot and fed to dogs. Pico guacamole is great. 
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Casu Marzu posted:There are many adjectives I would use to describe a desirable sandwich tomato. Crunch is not one of them. lovely supermarket tomatoes can be a little crunchy but that's more like 'extremely under ripened' I love tomatoes in all of their meaty slimy-seedy goodness
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Null of Undefined posted:If you’re putting tomatoes in guacamole you deserve to be shot and fed to dogs. I admit they probably don't fit well in your mayo-and-cheez-wiz back-of-the-box 'gwackymole' but in actual guacamole they're great
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Null of Undefined posted:If you’re putting tomatoes in guacamole you deserve to be shot and fed to dogs. That’s a traditional Mexican preparation, but go off, 
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guacamole should have avocado, lime, cilantro, salt, and loving nothing else
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Guacamole. Rules.
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Theres as many people pretending to know what vegatables are in here as people who actually dislike them.
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The "cilantro tastes like soap" people and the "it's a texture thing" people should get together and have the world's lamest party
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idk I can't really change that cilantro tastes like soap but I assume textural issues can probably worked through don't you lump me in with them 
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Cilantro gives me both explosive diarrhea and projectile vomiting. I’m fun at Mexican and Indian restaurants, and a hoot at parties where there is undisclosed cilantro.
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Just funnin ya, I know it's genetic and that sucks
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Hey you know what are pretty awesome? Plantains
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Ultimate Mango posted:Cilantro gives me both explosive diarrhea and projectile vomiting. I think Undisclosed Cilantro would make a good forums name.
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My personal experience with cilantro is that it is just grossly overused. Friends accost me with "oh so it tastes like soap to you??!" Um no it tastes like you didn't calibrate whatsoever how it interacts with the rest of the dish
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The best tomatoes are roma tomatoes grown in mulched horse poo poo along the side of your poverty house when you're about 14-15. You can pick them ripe and warm off the vine and bite off one end, squirt out the gross innards with a quick squeeze and then munch the rest as a snack your parents won't bitch about you eating. Eat enough roma tomatoes that way in one summer and you become immuned to slimy yuck of tomato innards and graduate to eating cherry tomatoes whole, then being able to eat tomatoes in any form without issues. Because you're poor af and they taste good and are free so you learn to eat them. Also cilantro is amazing and I feel bad for people who hate it. I didn't like it originally whenever I'd rarely taste it because lol wtf was cilantro 20 years ago in some lovely town in the boonies? Then I found some recipe for roasted sweet potato chunks with crushed garlic, lime juice and cilantro and it was so drat good. Cilantro tastes so good--fresh and citrus-y. It's the best part of tacos and spicy, mexican type soups!
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CzarChasm posted:I think Undisclosed Cilantro would make a good forums name. Mods? Please? gently caress, that would be so perfect.
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snoo posted:cilantro is great snoo posted:fresh cilantro has a vegetal, citrusy flavor and aroma, almost minty but definitely singular in its presence ftfy
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empty sea posted:The best tomatoes are roma tomatoes grown in mulched horse poo poo along the side of your poverty house when you're about 14-15. You can pick them ripe and warm off the vine and bite off one end, squirt out the gross innards with a quick squeeze and then munch the rest as a snack your parents won't bitch about you eating. Eat enough roma tomatoes that way in one summer and you become immuned to slimy yuck of tomato innards and graduate to eating cherry tomatoes whole, then being able to eat tomatoes in any form without issues. Because you're poor af and they taste good and are free so you learn to eat them. My parents used to grow tomatoes and to this day my sister and I will both eat a tomato like an apple. Nowadays maybe I'll just chop it in half and season
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Data Graham posted:The "cilantro tastes like soap" people and the "it's a texture thing" people should get together and have the world's lamest party Just chicken nuggets and potatoes.
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