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the first time we saw that movie, my father went out and got green tomatoes to fry--lol
they taste good, tart and fried
i live in NC now and i havent seen any here
Seriously........when I see it I get the cravings for it to, for some reason all I can think of is it must taste like eggplant? I never did try and make it but glad to know I wasnt the only one craving it..
Seriously........when I see it I get the cravings for it to, for some reason all I can think of is it must taste like eggplant? I never did try and make it but glad to know I wasnt the only one craving it..
They don't taste like eggplant, but they do have an interesting (yet tasty) taste/texture.
I tried my first fried green tomato about a week ago.
give it a try! it's fun and tasty. you try it once and then wont have to crave it so much. my mouth waters just thinking of that tartness. nothing like eggplant at all
give it a try! it's fun and tasty. you try it once and then wont have to crave it so much. my mouth waters just thinking of that tartness. nothing like eggplant at all
. Maybe I will one day this summer when my tomatoes come in........
I think authentic southern food restaurants are hard to find in New Jersey because this area of the country is healthier than the south. They wouldn't make that much business. I, however, would go! Just run on the treadmill for an hour afterwards and you'll be fine.
But if you have heart disease (or if its runs in your family) stay away!
Here in FLorida our local Micky D's gave out (free) all day, those Southern style chicken sandwiches, they tasted like their fish fillet sand. the breading was yuck, and at $2.65 I won't be buying them, LOL, the local kids were lined up around the street getting their "free" sandwiches.
Their "sweet" ice tea is just that very "sweet" tastes like a ton of sugar in there. yuck.
Ya all, need to eat Chic-fil-A, now thats a wonderful chicken sandwich, and the fries are to die for, with seniors getting "free" drinks, its a nice lunch for two under $10.00.
For someone who clearly loves his food, I can't believe you only weigh 150 lbs! (unless of course you're 5'2" )!
I'm 5'11'' and I also weigh 150 lbs. I eat everything my heart desires! As a matter of fact, I had a Fat Darrell yesterday! My friend and I went after a study session. We got Fat Darrells and cheese fries. Then we went to Baskin Robins and got ice cream for 31 cents (they were having a promotional sale last night). Since I'm only 21, hopefully I'll keep my metabolism forever. (fingers crossed!)
Here in FLorida our local Micky D's gave out (free) all day, those Southern style chicken sandwiches, they tasted like their fish fillet sand. the breading was yuck, and at $2.65 I won't be buying them, LOL, the local kids were lined up around the street getting their "free" sandwiches.
Their "sweet" ice tea is just that very "sweet" tastes like a ton of sugar in there. yuck.
Ya all, need to eat Chic-fil-A, now thats a wonderful chicken sandwich, and the fries are to die for, with seniors getting "free" drinks, its a nice lunch for two under $10.00.
Agreed, Chik-Fil-A is about the best around here for a fast food chicken sandwich.
I think authentic southern food restaurants are hard to find in New Jersey because this area of the country is healthier than the south. They wouldn't make that much business. I, however, would go! Just run on the treadmill for an hour afterwards and you'll be fine.
But if you have heart disease (or if its runs in your family) stay away!
More then likely the closest and it's more country cooking then Southern,
you can get all that artery clogging food like country fried steak, is Cracker Barrel...yeck!! All though I do like Craker Barrel's country store for non food stuff
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