- Calories 393
- Calories from fat 57%
- Protein 9g
- Carbohydrate 33g
- Sugar 5g
- Fiber 2g
- Fat 25g
- Sat fat 3g
- Sodium 308mg
- Cholesterol 159mg
Fried Green Tomatoes
Lisa Hubbard
How to Make It
Step 1
Place the flour, eggs, and cornmeal in 3 separate shallow bowls. Dip the tomatoes first in the flour, then in the eggs (letting any excess drip off), and finally in the cornmeal, pressing gently to help it adhere.
Step 2
Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Working in batches, cook the tomatoes until golden, 1 to 2 minutes per side. Transfer to a paper towel–lined plate. Season with ½ teaspoon salt before serving.
wls0b22bdcf8cc1
2015-09-07T03:46:14-04:00
How about the ratio of flour cornmeal? I do prefer corn meal which is ground well and spicy. have you ever tried ground Parmesan, and pepper after soaking in the batter?
gatodelsol
2013-07-12T12:18:34-04:00
I treat myself to Fried Green Tomatoes once or twice a year - LOVE them! This recipe is close to how I've always made mine, with a few exceptions: 1) I add garlic salt to the flour to add a little flavor; 2) I dip them in milk before the flour (helps the flour stick evenly); 3) I use breadcrumbs instead of cornmeal. I find cornmeal (even fine) to be too gritty. I find the key to perfect FGTs is getting truly green (and very firm) tomatoes, and finding the perfect thickness for you (too thin and they can get soggy; too thick and they're, well, too thick! :) ).
IFortuna
2013-06-06T19:38:39-04:00
I did not try this recipe last night but I have made this many times. I have been cooking for about 40 years or more. I have never had an ill effect from green tomatoes. They are delicious. At the beginning of the season I have found them at the market and I load up on them. The best are ones you grow yourself but that is not always feasible. This is delicious with a Thousand Island dressing. I make my dressing from sweet pickle relish, mayo and ketchup and a little salt and pepper to taste. These are great!
MelFromLondon
2012-08-01T05:36:43-04:00
Sorry, a really silly question probably, but I have actually never seen green tomatoes for sale but wanted to try these for ages - ever since that movie LOL. I live in the UK so maybe we just don't have them over here, but I was also told that you can't use not ripened tomatoes as they are supposed to be poisenous.... can someone tell me if the green tomatoes to be used in this recipe are indeed not ripened red ones or a "special breed"? Thanks Mel
socalsarah751
2012-07-29T20:03:50-04:00
This was VERY bland. I liked that the crust actually stayed on the tomatoes, but they had practically no flavor other than the normal sour. Definitely need to add some garlic, cayenne, maybe some Old Bay to up the flavor profile!
kristinann1
2011-11-07T07:56:30-05:00
I have been making fried green tomatoes for years. Recently when I made them I did not have regular bread crumbs or cracker crumbs as I have used in the past. I did however have Panko bread crumbs which worked great. The crisper you can make these the better. I have never tried these on the grill, but I would like to try. I really love fried green tomatoes, but I have trouble describing the taste. Anyone out there have a good phrase to describe the flavor?
sandybnfla
2011-11-05T08:53:30-04:00
Grilled green tomatoes are so good! It is a different taste than when fried, but definitely fewer calories. I just cut a green tomato in half, rub with olive oil, salt and pepper and grill until slightly soft. Wonderful!!! (I still love them fried.)
nancar
2011-11-04T15:54:19-04:00
Okay I dislike when someone comments without trying recipe...But here I go... Sorry... The taste without the calories and I did not believe until I cooked it... Slice green tomatoes salt and pepper and spray with olive oil, grill...Place on hot grill cook for a minute then turn over and cook for another minute... Enjoy almost no calories and great taste... again sorry
kiltyone
2010-07-10T12:46:53-04:00
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