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beefsteak tomato

noun

  1. any of several tomato plant varieties bearing fruit of large size with especially meaty flesh.

  2. the fruit of such a plant.



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Nor is it a juicy hunk of a beefsteak tomato or a pleasantly plump eggplant.

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Instead of the sour mealiness of a beefsteak tomato, there was the soft jelly of a yellow-brown heirloom.

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The burger gets stacked with 2 inches of peppery arugula coated in chimichurri sauce, a slice of beefsteak tomato and a bed of grilled onions.

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Often I will take a beefsteak tomato peel it and remove the pulp.

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He explained what a beefsteak tomato was, and told me to be open to try different food.

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