


On Saturday at the
Farmer's Market,
Bette Lacina urged me to buy a jar of tomato jam made by Sag Harbor writer and cook
Stacy Dermont. All day I looked forward to trying it. For dinner, I spread it on garlicky grilled bread before topping the bread with some homemade ricotta (more on this in my next
Newsday column) and some sliced
Larchmont Charcuterie salami from
Cavaniola's. I must have dreamed about my dinner, because when I woke up I made myself a sweet version of dinner: Toasted bread spread with jam and the ricotta, minus the garlic and salami.
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