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getting rid of tomatoes

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  1. Hello -

    First time poster, long time reader.

    I don't like tomatoes. Both my boyfriend and I have a sensitivity to
    them, too, which is really just serves as a further excuse for not
    eating them. However, they're often used in the body of stews and
    other recipes--forming the bulky part of the meal and providing a
    venue for a more special, or fancier ingredient.

    Does anyone have a good idea for replacing tomatoes used in this way?

    Thanks!

    -John

  2. "JohnMatthew" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hello -

    First time poster, long time reader.

    I don't like tomatoes. Both my boyfriend and I have a sensitivity to
    them, too, which is really just serves as a further excuse for not
    eating them. However, they're often used in the body of stews and
    other recipes--forming the bulky part of the meal and providing a
    venue for a more special, or fancier ingredient.

    Does anyone have a good idea for replacing tomatoes used in this way?

    Thanks!

    -John

    Obviously not a response to your question, but how old are each of you, and
    what sort of sensitivity do you have to tomatoes?

  3. JohnMatthew said:

    Hello -

    First time poster, long time reader.

    If you're a long-time reader, then you should have seen the
    answers to the same question you posted last night.

    -sw

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