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lisamarie508
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Lisa
Idaho City
ID
USA
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Posted - Aug 01 2008 : 4:55:41 PM
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As requested from the Garden Gate:
Fried Green Tomatoes (my own recipe) Green tomatoes, sliced about 1/4" thick whole wheat flour eggs 1/2c bread crumbs 1/2tsp garlic powder 1/2 tsp black pepper 1/2c parmesan cheese Salt, if desired.
Put flour in a deep plate. Break eggs and scramble in another deep plate. Mix remaining ingredients into yet another deep plate. Dip both sides of tomato slices in flour, then egg, then seasoned bread crumbs. Fry in oil in a pan until golden brown on both sides. Serve warm. Can be re-warmed in a microwave.
I also do this with zucchini. My co-workers look forward to the end of my garden because I always bring fried green tomatoes and zukes into work for a treat.
Green Tomato Bread 3 eggs 2c sugar 1c oil 1tbs vanilla 1tsp salt 1/4tsp baking powder 1tsp baking soda 2tsp cinnamon 1tsp cloves 2c white flour 1c wheat flour 2c grated, unpeeled green tomatoes
Beat eggs until light and fluffy. Add all ingredients except flour and tomatoes. Mix well. Stir in flour, mixing well. Fold in tomatoes. Bake in 2 greased and floured loaf pans for 1 hour at 325 or until bread tests done (mine takes an hour and a half). I sometimes add chopped walnuts, if I have them on hand. This bread freezes very well.
Green Tomato Salsa Not really much of a recipe here. You pretty much mix it up according to taste and can in a hot water bath: Green tomatoes Jalapeno peppers onions bell peppers cilantro minced garlic salt
I'd love to see other green tomato recipes if anybody has one.
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Edited by - lisamarie508 on Aug 01 2008 5:00:22 PM |
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StarMeadow
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T
MI
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Posted - Aug 01 2008 : 5:24:17 PM
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Thanks Lisa!!! I may not even care if my tomatoes EVER get red. These look yummy! I remember having fried green tomatoes as a kid but I've never tried tomato bread...
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lilwing
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Brooke
Fulshear
Texas
USA
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Aunt Jenny
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Jenny
middle of
Utah
USA
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Posted - Aug 02 2008 : 8:26:28 PM
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Yum!! I have never made bread with them...but will be frying and pickling some for sure. We always end up with a couple of boxes that havnt' ripened enough when it starts freezing in Sept....always!!! But then....that is part of the fun. I add them to salsa every year too.
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lisamarie508
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Lisa
Idaho City
ID
USA
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Posted - Aug 03 2008 : 11:28:15 AM
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Aunt Jenny, I've never pickled green tomatoes. What do you do with them after they're pickled? Just eat them like you do pickles?
Oh, I also add raisins to the bread sometimes, too. It's one of those recipes you can mess with some.
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Yogifarmgirl
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Jenn
Swiftwater
PA
USA
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Posted - Aug 05 2008 : 10:27:52 AM
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Can't wait to try out the bread...thanks!
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Jody
Maple Plain
MN
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Posted - Aug 05 2008 : 10:48:45 AM
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Green Tomato and Apple Chutney (yields 4 quarts)
2 T vegetable or olive oil 3 large Spanish onions, peeled and thinly sliced 1 8 oz. piece of fresh ginger, or 4 oz. pickled ginger, finely chopped 6 jalapeno peppers, seeded and diced 3 carrots, peeled and julienned 1/4 cup honey 1 T each ground cumin and tumeric 2 tsp each ground allspice and cinnamon 1 cup rice vinegar (or white vinegar) 1 cup raisins or currants 10 medium green tomatoes, cored 10 medium cooking apples 1 bunch fresh cilantro, cleaned and chopped
Before you begin cooking the chutney, cut the tomatoes in half across and squeeze out the seeds. Cut into 1/2 inch dice and set aside. In another bowl, peel the apples, quarter remove core and cut each quarter into 4 pieces, sprinkle with small amounts of vinegar and toss -- this will prevent them from discoloring. Proceed with the cooking process.
In a large skillet, heat oil over high heat, add onions, ginger, peppers and carrots and cook approximately 5 minutes until vegetables begin to soften. Stir in honey, bring to a boil, add all the dry spices and stir. Pour in vinegar and stir again, let boil 1 minute. Add raisins and let cook 2 minutes to plump. Last, add tomatoes and apples, mix well. Let cook approximately 15 minutes until they are cooked but not mushy.
Remove from heat, add the cilantro and let cool. This is better if it sets a couple of hours to marry all the flavors.
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lisamarie508
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Lisa
Idaho City
ID
USA
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Rosemary
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Virginia
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Posted - Aug 06 2008 : 8:29:39 PM
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What interesting recipes! I can't wait to try the bread and the chutney ones. Thanks, girls! |
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