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If they go rotten maybe I will..... maybe!


Yeah, throwing rotten kids at windows might be a modest proposal.

I think composting them is better.


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Luckily for me they are turning red at an astonishing rate. Any ideas what i can do with Red Tomatoes, only joking I'm not quite that stupid.
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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.
Ripen your green tomatoes. Place your green tomatoes on a tray and then put them in a dark, warm spot. Cover them with a single sheet of newspaper. Continue with this conditions to ripen your tomatoes, which is internal. Eat raw when it is ready and it is good for your health too
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Really i don't have any information about the Green Tomatoes...please share the information????
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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.

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mmmm tomato jam?
I've never heard of it but am strangely intrigued.

Sounds very nice!
*Googles furiously for a recipe*
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