Name: Fried Green Tomatoes
Ingredients: Tomatoes; 2 sl Bread; 3 sm Eggs; 4 sl Bacon; 2 tb Tomato chutney; Polenta; 2 oz Unsalted butter; Salt and pepper; Dusting of flour

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A.W. Pink

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs		Worrall tho, Worrall1	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

		Tomatoes
2	sl	Bread
3	sm	Eggs
4	sl	Bacon
2	tb	Tomato chutney
		Polenta
2	oz	Unsalted butter
		Salt and pepper
		Dusting of flour

INSTRUCTIONS

Slice the tomatoes and dip them in some seasoned flour. Next whisk the eggs
and dip the tomatoes in them and then the polenta. Heat the butter in a pan
and add a little oil so that the butter does not burn. When ready place the
tomatoes carefully in the pan. When the tomatoes are very crisp on one
side, turn them over and cook the other side till crispy also.
Grill the slices of bacon till they are crispy. Toast the slices of bread
and when ready butter them and spread the chutney on top. Add the cooked
bacon.
Serve the tomatoes with the toast, and some tomato ketchup if wanted.
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