Once you've stopped snickering at the title of this post, feast your eyes...
It's never too early for a sandwich, especially one with pesto, thinly sliced Vidalia onion and tomato, oven roasted turkey breast, and baby arugula -- my favorite elitist vegetable -- between two slices of my favorite whole grain, gluten-free bread. I do so love myself a good sandwich.
I'm getting excited for summer's heirloom tomatoes. What are your favorite summer treats?
Hella Good 10 AM Sandwich
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4 remarks:
YUM! Looks like the tomatoes are actually in season in your neck of the woods.
That tomato looks better than any I've seen in a really long time. I'm jealous. Yum!
That sandwich looks hella good. It makes me feel like dancing.
Yum. I am on my way to see you and your delicious vegetables.
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