Whenever I am lucky enough to get home from work at a decent time while the sun is still shining bright, I try to cook something. All that light and I just want to take pictures of food! I’m crazy I know.
So after getting home from work I wanted to whip up a quick recipe and thought what better than fried green tomatoes, seeing as I had several in my garage (which my lovely mother worked painstakingly hard to pick from her garden – Thanks mom!). I have never even had fried green tomatoes, but I have had green tomato relish and really enjoy that, so what couldn’t be delicious about fried green tomatoes? I definitely enjoyed these, they had a unique flavour and I really enjoyed the tartness along with the rich flavours from the breading. I really want to put these in my next sandwich!
I’m sure I will be trying several variations of these since they are so easy to make. Here are the steps and ingredients:
Fried Green Tomatoes
- 2 Large Tomatoes
- ¼ cup Panko Bread Crumbs
- ¼ cup flour
- 2 eggs
- 2 tbsp Parmesan
- 2-4 Pinches garlic salt
- 2 tbsp Canola oil per tomato
- Salt & Pepper to taste
Steps
- Slice the tomatoes
- Cover them in flour
- Soak in egg
- Cover in breading
- Pour 2 tbsp of canola in a pan
- Fry the tomato slices until crispy and brown
- EAT! (or take pictures if you have a food blog!)
Now after making the tomatoes, I also had cherry tomatoes which were not ripe yet, so I thought, how awesome would this be with cherry tomatoes? Well they were awesome. I topped each one with a little dollop of mayo and snacked away. These would make a very neat appetizer.
My first venture into green tomatoes will not be my last. I will definitely be making something else with these and hope you can too!
Bob
Sunshine
found your blog this morning for smores French toast……….for my son; and now am making fried green tomatoes……..and before you even stated the cherry tomatoes I did the same thing……:) I thought why not been eating them all summer…thanks for some great ideas……PS. I am also going to try some of my little hot peppers sliced up with the left over sauce and serve with goat cheese garden onions and shaved radish’s
bsinthekitchen
That sounds wonderful! Great minds think alike 🙂