Just Jan

Nobody mentioned Fried Green Tomatoes! Yum. Great as a side dish or as a sandwich! ;o)

KalamaQuilts

I'm not that hungry yet. I think. do you just slap them in some sizzlin' lard or is there more to it?
convince me

maviskw

Love Fried Green Tomatoes. But I make them with pink tomatoes. They aren't quite ripe, but aren't really green anymore. They need to hold their shape. I dredge the slices in flour, fry in butter (the real stuff), and season well with salt and pepper. After the tomatoes are out of the pan, pour in some whole milk to make a gravy to pour over them. Serve on whole wheat toast.

Vat

You can fry them , make pies with them etc. , etc.

Kris P

I also l ike using very green tomatoes for my relish (my grandmother's recipe.) As they begin ripening, they get softer, and are harder to run through through the vegetable grinder.

Just Jan

Maviskw just posted my mother's recipe. ;o) I use breadcrumbs and seasoned salt and pepper. You don't know what you're missing! (Tastes similar to fried eggplant.) I had not heard of the gravy. Sounds really good. We ate them with homemade bread and butter.

Jan in VA

Corn meal and buttermilk coated fried green tomatoes with remoulade sauce....YUM..MEE!

SewExtremeSeams

I'm going to try this this year. We have plenty 'o tomato plants (self starters or volunteers) this year.

mjhaess

No, you can use any green there is in your garden. I make India relish at the end of garden season.

Tumdarra

went to our local "tomatoe festival" here in Los Banos, and had an order of fried green tomatoes along with a dipping sauce............mmmmmhhh good