Ingredients: 1 extra large egg 4 tablespoons milk 1 cup cornmeal 1 cup all-purpose flour 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 3 green tomatoes, sliced Directions: In a small bowl whisk together egg and milk. In another small bowl mix cornmeal and flour. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat; use more or less oil to reach about 1/4 inch in depth. Dredge tomato slices first in egg mixture, then in cornmeal mixture. Carefully place slices in hot oil and cook until browned on both sides. The recipe, is just a little bonus today, this post is actually about choosing a movie title. The photo is entered into Kim Klassen's, Texture Tuesday Challenge, the theme this week is movie title, the photo must tie into the title of the movie. I also used Kim's texture, Just A Stitch.If you haven't seen the movie I highly recommend it. I watch it at least once a year, with a great big bowl of popcorn and still laugh till I cry. If you haven't tried fried green tomatoes I highly recommend them as well. My friend Gail made us a batch, when she visited several years ago. Maybe I'll just whip up a batch myself or maybe I'll just have to invite Gail over again! Posted To: http://www.kimklassencafe.com |
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Fried Green Tomatoes!
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One of my favorite movies. Great editing, Rosemary. :)
I loved that movie, it's certainly one to see over and over again.
Great shot with wonderful edit.
Wow and a recipre as well . . Lovely shot and the texture work is just right . . Teresa x
a favorite movie of mine.. love the edit
That movie is in my top ten! Definitely a classic. But I have never actually eaten fried green tomatoes! Love your photo!
Great editing ... and I also love that movie!
wonderful movie.. and beautiful image; lovely processing...
I love the movie, I love fried green tomatoes, and I love this pic!
That is a great movie. I've watched it a number of times. Thanks for the recipe.
Wonderful movie, great photo and texture! and thanks for the recipe!
Love the movie & I love the dish! Great editing of your photo. I especially love how the leaves are so textured.
A great film reference, lovely texture work - linked from Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday
Love...love that movie...one of the greatest can't help but watch it every time I see it playing. Great photo to depict the title too. Fabulous shot.
Thanks for sharing.
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