Tomatoes that survived the harsh fall so far.
When these babies ripe, can you say
SOUP!!
That's in season for sure.
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those are big! glad you "rescued" them for future culinary delights!
ReplyDeleteor fried green tomatoes!!
ReplyDeletemmmmmmmmmmmm, soup!!! great shot
ReplyDeletesounds amazing!!
ReplyDeleteI hope they ripen before the soup is made! ha...these are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFried green tomatoes..hmm, I may have to try that. Love the movie, hope the food is just as good. Thanks for the comments friends!
ReplyDeleteOoohhh...fried green tomatoes...excellent suggestion! Lovely picture - great job capturing those greens...
ReplyDeleteLovely! Tomatoes are my favorite fruit, red or green, unripe and of course sweetly ripe!
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Soup or fried they both sound good to me.
ReplyDeleteLovely :)
soup is a very good reason to have autumn!
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm going to try fried green tomatoes tomorrow too. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteFor those of you doing FGTomatoes, let me know what recipe you are following! I would like to try it!!
ReplyDeleteOh my yes ... tomatoes like that are made to be breaded and fried! Then piled on top of some cheese grits and topped with sausage gravy ...
ReplyDelete(all the Southerners in the house please raise your hands...)
:-D Just slice them, dip them in your favorite milk & egg mix, then dredge them into your favorite flour and cornmeal mix, and fry them up! (Lots of salt and pepper ... some people sugar them just a little, between the dipping and the dredging...) At least that's how we do it here!
...now I wish I grew tomatos just to try those fried green ones!...Love this photo Melissa!
ReplyDeleteLinda: Girl, sounds like I need to come to your place for dinner..and breakfast and lunch..I never pass up good southern cooking...Im going to try it this weekend...
ReplyDeleteCheck out my blog if you want see how it went...
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Oliag: Thanks for the photo comment...Check with your neighbors..If you live around the midwest or more south, they may still have some popping
love fresh tomatoes...red or green. yum!
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