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Watch how to make traditional fried green tomatoes. This savory Southern specialty pairs perfectly with barbequed ribs or fried chicken. But it might just be tastiest enjoyed out on the porch with a frosty glass of iced tea.

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50 Comments

  1. Maybe but they might not be firm enough. Green tomatoes are quite firm and sour. When they fry they soften up a bit but still hold their shape well. I think it's worth the experiment! Could be delicious.

  2. Yes, you can use tomatillos instead of green tomatoes in the recipe. Be sure to remove the husks and wash the tomatillos well to remove the slightly sticky natural coating. Let us know how the substitution works for you. Thank you!

  3. Great question! Unfortunately, red tomatoes would not work well for this recipe. One of the reasons to use green tomatoes is that they are under ripe, which makes them nice and sturdy to hold up well during frying. Red tomatoes are likely to fall apart. If you do choose to make this with red tomatoes, look for nice and firm tomatoes.

  4. very nice vid,, also the movie " fried green tomatoes " is amazing, you've should watch it 🙂

  5. Classic Southern FGT recipe, but I grew up in the north and my Grandmother always made them with a mixture of bread crumbs, salt, pepper, oregano, and Parmesan cheese for the final coating. The saltiness of the cheese combined with the tartness of the tomato and the crunch from the bread crumbs would always send me into sensory overload! LOVE me some FGT! They are also awesome on a BLT with peppered bacon of course!

  6. aauummm am going tu cook some i love those fried green tomatoes. thank you so much for the recipe and the video!!!

  7. I've had good luck using those hard grocery store 'ripe' tomatoes…you know, the ones that taste like cardboard when 'fresh'. well, they fry well and taste far far better fried. Just lay the slices on paper towels, sprinkle with a bit of salt and leave them set a bit to draw out excess moisture, then pat them dry and proceed. It works very well.

  8. We always use Italian herb breadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese mixed with some flour, salt and pepper which we use for the initial dusting and the second thicker coating.

  9. Thanks so much for this video. I have not only recently just tasted fried green tomatoes, I've just started to learn to prepare them also. They are so delicious. Thanks for the extra tips like the butter milk. I will be trying that.

  10. Love this recipe! And yes you CAN use a firm hard red tomato (it's still unripe)..also I add a shot of tobasco or hot sauce 1/2 to 1 tsp..wonderful..never had the dipping sauce though..didn't really need it but it would be great with ranch dressing if you prefer..love 'em just by themselves ! Making them tonight !

  11. This is good. But you should make sure to dry the tomatoes with a bit of salt and a paper towel before dipping them in flour

  12. In the bread crumbs (panko) I did add a little garlic powder. I wondered how corn meal would go, too. Thank you.

  13. I've been looking for these all over in Northern California, but no one makes them. There is on place in Los Gatos, but nobody has recommended getting them there.

  14. NEVER discard the stem ends, thats just a waste of good tomato. Just cut the stem part out of the tomato top, bread and fry it up just like the rest. DELICIOUS 😋

  15. If one likes soggy tomatoes, then go ahead and drain on a paper towel. I like crisp fried green tomatoes, so I drain them on a rack.

  16. an awful waste of eggs and milk for so few tomatoes unless of course you did you use it all. This over abundance of ingredients in a world ravaged by forests being cleared etc. to grow too much food for the so called lst world is shown here by over use and discarding what is left over, gone are those day, wake up!

  17. …in the South…we don't use egg, milk or breadcrumbs…just tomatoes, flour, cornmeal, salt/pepper and hot sauce…

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