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A Southern classic, done the right way.
Use a mandoline to slice each tomato into eight 1/4-inch thick slices. Cook bacon in a cast iron skillet. Remove bacon and leave grease in the pan. Add additional oil if necessary and heat to medium.
Meanwhile, set up breading station using 4 shallow dishes. Put milk in the first; flour, salt, pepper and seasoning in the second; eggs in the third; cornmeal in the fourth. Dip a tomato slice in the milk, then the flour mixture, then the egg, then the cornmeal. Fry tomato slices for 2 minutes on each side. If they are browning too quickly, turn the heat down. They will need about 4 minutes total for the tomato to become slightly softened on the inside. Repeat with all tomato slices. Remove tomatoes and drain on a paper towel-covered plate. Serve warm.
Makes 16 slices.
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Brenda on 9.24.2011
First time fixing fried green tomatoes and these were excellent. Husband said they were the best he’s ever eaten! Thanks for the recipe!
Laurie on 9.20.2011
I LOVE fried green tomatoes and this is just how I make them. Only problem is I really CRAVE them in the winter. Anyone know how well they will freeze?
zina on 9.19.2011
I made these using regular bacon drippings…wonderful!
Cookin Cowgirl on 8.17.2011
Catrina, I hear ya! I never know what to put for servings. Sometimes I will have something like that for a side and sometimes I will eat a bunch of it, as a meal. (I know, not very healthy!)
Thanks, Kitchenlovenest!
kitchenlovenest on 7.21.2011
These look awesome–just added them to my recipe box.