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Serves
2-4 as a meal, 4-6 as a side
Author Notes
I love tomatoes, yet store bought tomatoes in Seattle are so flavorless that fruit is ashamed to claim them. It isn’t until you bite into a juicy, sweet, homegrown or heirloom tomato that you realize why they call it a fruit. Using heirloom tomatoes from the farmers market, and that other fruit-that’s-confused-as-a-vegetable, avocados, I made a simple but delicious fruit salad. The flavors of the 'traditional' sweet fruits meld perfectly with the tomatoes and avocados! —Loves Food Loves to Eat
Ingredients
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2
large nectarines
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1
large pink grapefruit (remove peel and seeds)
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2
large heirloom tomatoes
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1
large avocado
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1.5 cups
pitted, halved dark cherries
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1
large navel orange (remove peel and seeds)
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2
plums
Directions
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Cut fruit into large chunks, and toss together with their juices. Enjoy salad on its own, topped with yogurt (honey flavored Greek, if you can find it), or, as I did the next day, on a whole wheat bagel with a schmear of cream cheese and a drizzle honey.
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