I got very lucky today when some folks from a local farm knocked on my door offering to sell produce. Sometimes local independent farmers will come into the city and go door to door, but I usually go to the farmer's market for my seasonal goodies. Anyway, they gave me a decent deal--I got 30lbs of fruit and veggies for $25, all organic, no pesticides, and the best tasting I've had in a long time.
My first thought was that I had to use those glorious tomatoes. So I whipped up a quick fresh corn and tomato salad. It is to die for. Here's the result:
Here's all you have to do:
Shuck two ears of fresh corn, and cut the kernels off the cob with a sharp knife.
Dice two large fresh tomatoes and remove as many seeds as you can (if possible)
Dice half a shallot very, very finely
combine 1 tbs oil (I used canola, you can use olive oil or another kind if you want)
with 1 tbs rice wine vinegar and a squeeze of lemon
Toss the veggies with the oil-vinegar mixture. Now season with fresh black pepper, garlic powder, smoked paprika (if you have it) and sea salt.
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