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May 23, 2016 3:03 PM CST
Name: Thomas
Deep East Texas (Zone 8a)
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critterologist said:The paper bag method sounds worth a try!

My favorite fried "green" tomatoes are actually ones with color just starting to break... cut them thick (1/4 to 3/8"), dunk in egg wash, then dredge in 50/50 flour/cornmeal with whatever seasoning appeals to me that day. I like them crispy on each side and cooked through in the middle.

Using partially ripe tomatoes gives a lot of extra flavor & sweetness... but they can't be more than half ripe, or they won't stay firm enough to flip & serve from the pan.


Hi Jill,

I agree about the "ripening" tomato giving a bit more flavor. I fry them up all summer long.

Thanks,
Thomas
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