See the bottom ring of the dinner plate? Put the tomatoes on the bottom, inside the ring. Now, get another plate, bottom side down on top of the tomatoes. Use a serrated, long, bread knife for slicing. Apply pressure using your hand on the top plate and holding that position...slice between the plates and walahhh!!! No muss, no fuss! Done....I still need to figure out a neat trick for cutting bell peppers. Oh well, one trick a day is enough.
I think we're over all the flu garbage. It's been cloudy and rainy here lately. The Sun finally came out yesterday. It will be 80 degrees here today...nice!
So, going for another coffee and will be visiting you soon!
11 comments:
Well, what an amazing trick. I can't wait to try it.
Have a great day and come up with us another good trick. :)
xo
I wondered if that worked! Guess I'll have to try it sometime!
Pretty nifty trick. I have tomatoes and peppers growing in my basement. It will be a while before I plant them outside.I make a sauce from the cherry tomatoes that in Italy is called pacino. It is my favorite, bright sauce to use. I catch so many trout I could use some help eating them.
Glad you are all better! I saw that trick on t.v. So it really works? I was thinking I'd have a smooshed mess!
~Sandy
Sandy’s Crafty Creations Blog
Just keep eating a load of those fresh tomatoes and peppers and you've won't be getting sick any more! :)
So glad everyone's feeling better now. That was a nasty bug.
Take care, and keep learning new "tricks" to share with us. :)
xoxo
neat trick. I guess I'm lazy I eat them whole
Oh, aren't you smart!!!
Glad you are back in action.
That is a really useful trick. Do you realise how many hours of tomato slicing around the world will be saved?
That's completely ingenious! I'm going to try it. It may work with some other fruit or veg too. What fun. Thanks luv. xoxo Oh and it's good to see you!
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