I am excited because, like her, I am a
Enjoy!
Carrie
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Tammie and I are very appreciative of Carrie's offer to guest here on
her great blog, "What's to Eat?". I love Carrie's idea of a week of
menus. We do things a little differently at Carolina HeartStrings,
though. We pick a theme for the month and I do Monday's recipes and
Tammie does Thursday's. We both love to cook and love our Carolinas
and Carolina HeartStrings is a way for us to share with y'all AND keeps
us connected across the states. Here is a recipe from a few years ago
and is appropriate for this time of year.
Thanks again Carrie for the opportunity to visit with your readers.
Alessa
Fried Green Tomato, Ham & Goat Cheese Salad
Patience has never been my virtue and maybe that’s why I love fried green tomatoes. While everything else in the garden must really ripen to maturity, not tomatoes. I can go out and pick some green ones and get right to cooking! What I really love about this salad is the flavor of the goat cheese with the tomatoes and peach vinaigrette. This salad can serve 6, or 4 generously.
FRIED GREEN TOMATOES
Ingredients:
3 med or 5 small Green Tomatoes
1/3 cup Milk
½ cup Flour
2 Eggs, beaten
¾ cup Corn Meal
1 t. Salt
½ t. Pepper
½ cup Olive Oil
Directions:
1. Slice Tomatoes ¼” thick, salt both sides and let sit ½ hour
2. Heat Oil in skillet
3. Set up Milk, Flour, Eggs and Corn Meal in separate bowls
4. Add Salt & Pepper to Corn Meal
5. When the Oil is hot dip each Tomato slice in Milk, then Flour, then Egg, then Corn Meal
6. Fry on both sides until browned
Ingredients:
2 T Margarine
2 T finely Onion, minced
½ cup Peach Preserves
1 oz Apple Cider Vinegar
1 oz Water
Directions:
1. Melt Margarine in small pan and brown Onion
2. Stir in and melt Peach Preserves
3. Stir in Apple Cider Vinegar and Water
4. Let cool
SALAD
Ingredients:
2 heads Romaine Lettuce
4 oz Goat Cheese, crumbled
1 lb Ham, diced
Directions:
1. Tear Romaine Lettuce and divide between 6 plates
2. Top with Ham, Tomatoes and sprinkle with Goat Cheese
3. Drizzle with Peach Vinaigrette or serve separately
I hope you enjoyed Alessa's recipe. I know that now I am very eager for those green tomatoes - how about you?
Happy cooking!
Carrie
Carrie (and Alessa) what a fun post and this salad looks absolutely delightful! Can't wait to have some fresh tomatoes so I can make it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious! I don't think I have ever had fried green tomatoes but I know I will like them. The whole salad looks amazing. I am going to pin it!!
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