As the frost finished off our tomato plants I decided to make some Green Tomato Pickles from the leftover green tomatoes.
Three kilo of tomatoes made ten smallish jars.
Chopped...
Bubbling away...
And into the jars...
The recipe I used can be found here:
My kitchen is smelling rather yummy at the moment :)
xTania
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ReplyDeletePS Do you read The Accidental Housewife? She is awarding a badge of an Apron Rampant for housewifely activities. I didn't see her blog mentioned on your side bar, so my comment might have seemed a bit odd.
ReplyDeleteLooks good Tania. That should keep you going for awhile.
ReplyDeleteBarb.
I always make tomato relish and have never thought of anything with green tomatoes. Then again, we don't have frost here so we usually don't have that problem. Am curious to try some of the pickles though so I believe an experiment maybe on the cards!
ReplyDeletexx Susan
Hubby made green tomato pickles one year. They were delicious. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
Thank you for that recipe Tania!
ReplyDeleteMy husband was just saying how he knew someone who pickled watermelon rinds and also green tomatoes and they were delicious! love,andrea
Looks great! Thanks for the recipe...will have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteLooks good! yes I love the smell of pickles cooking it seems to linger
ReplyDeleteYummo Tania !!
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine that I worked with on a tomato farm use to make green pickles all the time...loved them :0)
I'll have me some of those please! Save me a jar - I'll pick it up when I drop off your water bottle one day. ;) I love pickles and cheese!
ReplyDelete~S. xo
This looks wonderful Tania! What a great use of the tomatoes. Thank you for posting the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! I bet the house smells great while cooking it all up! :)
ReplyDeleteSmell them from here! They look yummy
ReplyDeleteWhat do you eat it with?
ReplyDeleteI saw the watermelon rind comment above. I juice my watermelon rind in my morning juices.
One of my favourite smells is of tomato relish cooking on the stove - sweet and sour!
ReplyDeleteJoolz
We call it Chutney over here and I love it. Great for my sandwiches that I take to work. Our tomatoes have only just begun to grow on the plants!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so good :)) I know it will taste great ...... A great recipe from Tasmania ...Has to be good LOL..
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :))
Sell them online Tania..I will be your first customer :))
ReplyDeleteThose green tomatoes look great! We get stripey green tomatoes from a posh grocery store in Dublin, and we cook them in a covered Staub pot with a whole chicken (or sometime guinea fowl.) They are super good when they are all baked and soft.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back, Tania. Sometimes real life gets in the way of blogging , doesn't it.
ReplyDeleteYour tomato recipe post sounds very inviting , can't wait till it is warm enough to be growing tomatoes again.