Southern Fried RED Tomatoes – How to make Fried Red Tomatoes




Southern Fried Green Tomatoes are a delicacy in the south, but so are the sweeter and lesser known Southern Fried Red Tomatoes. Crispy on the outside sweet and moist on the inside!

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  1. Jackie Bautista
    Jackie Bautista says:

    Thanks for sharing. I tried your recipe with Masa mix (refined corn flour so no need to actually use regular bleach flour) and it came out excellent. I love using Masa for making homemade sopes AND other Dominican meals.

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  2. PRETTY JO L
    PRETTY JO L says:

    I just use seasoning flour they dont burn and not as hard crispy and let sit for 10 mins lawry's seasoning salt and cracked black pepper and they dont taste corn milly if flour is just used

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  3. Daryell Jeffries
    Daryell Jeffries says:

    We tried the fried red tomatoes tonight, they were very good. I have never heard of it before. But come to think of it what else are you to do with the hot house tomatoes that are sold in the winter at all the grocery stores across America.

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  4. Ann Gest
    Ann Gest says:

    Just made these for supper..they were outstanding ! Very easy,and your tip about NOT using paper towels to drain them on was great,I have never not used paper towel. Now I know why my fried green tomatoes were soggy ..thanks for sharing.

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  5. Kevin Aylward
    Kevin Aylward says:

    The way I was taught was very close to this, except we add a couple tablespoons of sugar to the flour along with the other spices, and we don't use that much oil. This makes the tomatoes brown much faster, but contain less oil. Did I mention that Mom always used half oil, half bacon fat.

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