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athomewithrebecka says
Hi John, I hope you're having some fried green tomatoes this week! My tomato plants are finally done producing so just a few green tomatoes left to get in the frying pan!
Kitchen Riffs says
This is how I like to fry my green tomatoes too - really don't like too heavy of a batter. Our tomato plants have been going crazy this year, so it's been ripe tomatoes pretty much none stop for us. But this fall I'm sure we'll have some green tomatoes that we need to gather before frost threatens, and this dish is one I'm waiting to make. Thanks for this.
Shirley Tay says
Interesting! I've never seen tomatoes done this way. Great snacks!
Hey, I noticed you've revamped too! Love the warm green 🙂 Dropping by from Shirley's Luxury Haven.