As summer ends, the last burst of tomatoes is ripening in my garden. This tart is a great starter course for dinner and should be made right before serving.
Tomato Tart

As summer ends, the last burst of tomatoes is ripening in my garden. This tart is a great starter course for dinner and should be made right before serving.
Every once in a while I get a craving for tahini and this dish really hits the spot.
Ridiculously easy. A major crowd-pleaser. And a chance to highlight a beautiful California cheese.
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A fresher, more moist version of the classic coffee cake from my childhood.
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