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4 to 6
as a Side DishEasy
Published 2011
The triumphs of tomatoes are usually tenderness and perfume. Mostly they are bright red, although there are now heirloom varieties that are green when ripe, striped, red-brown, and various shades of yellow—to name only a few. True green ones are usually eaten raw unless they are fried coated in cornmeal as in the American South. This recipe breaks all the rules, which seems to be a specialty of mine. The assuredly unripe tomatoes are cooked into a savory side vegetable. This is definitely n
