Posted by Potman on September 21, 2011, 4:56 am
Has anyone got any ideas of what to do with green tomatoes. I've got a
bucket load and I don't think I can deal with that much chutney.
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Potman
Posted by David Hare-Scott on September 21, 2011, 8:09 am
Potman wrote:
> Has anyone got any ideas of what to do with green tomatoes. I've got a
> bucket load and I don't think I can deal with that much chutney.
I have had the chutney overload too. Jam is good, green tomatoes make great
jam.
D
Posted by Bill who putters on September 21, 2011, 5:03 pm
> Potman wrote:
> > Has anyone got any ideas of what to do with green tomatoes. I've got a
> > bucket load and I don't think I can deal with that much chutney.
>
> I have had the chutney overload too. Jam is good, green tomatoes make great
> jam.
>
> D
Just got a jar of Carrot jam from my daughter. Saving for the holidays
as it is Iranian.
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Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden
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Posted by Steve Peek on September 21, 2011, 5:16 pm
1 part green tomatoes
1 part onions
1 part ripe jalapenos
Chop fairly fine
bring to a boil 3 parts vinegar and 2 parts sugar, add about 1 tablespoon
per quart mustard seed. Add chopped vegetables and simmer for 15 minutes.
pack into sterile jars and seal while still very hot. Will easily keep for a
year (I'm eating some of last years now and it's still wonderful). There's
something about the heat, the sweet and the tart of the tomatoes that is
just delicious.
Steve
> Potman wrote:
>> Has anyone got any ideas of what to do with green tomatoes. I've got a
>> bucket load and I don't think I can deal with that much chutney.
> I have had the chutney overload too. Jam is good, green tomatoes make
> great jam.
> D
Posted by Potman on September 23, 2011, 9:09 am
Steve Peek;937254 Wrote:
> 1 part green tomatoes
> 1 part onions
> 1 part ripe jalapenos
> Chop fairly fine
> bring to a boil 3 parts vinegar and 2 parts sugar, add about 1
> tablespoon
> per quart mustard seed. Add chopped vegetables and simmer for 15
> minutes.
> pack into sterile jars and seal while still very hot. Will easily keep
> for a
> year (I'm eating some of last years now and it's still wonderful).
> There's
> something about the heat, the sweet and the tart of the tomatoes that is
>
> just delicious.
> Steve
>
> "David Hare-Scott" secret@nospam.com wrote in message
> Potman wrote:-
> Has anyone got any ideas of what to do with green tomatoes. I've got a
> bucket load and I don't think I can deal with that much chutney.-
>
> I have had the chutney overload too. Jam is good, green tomatoes make
>
> great jam.
>
> D -
This hot recipe sounds right up my street thanks! I'm gonna make it I
bet it's great on cheese on toast!
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Potman
> bucket load and I don't think I can deal with that much chutney.