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Question by Bean: How do you ripen green tomatoes?
When winter sets in how do you ripen green tomatoes?
Best answer:
Answer by bugear001
Wrap them in newspaper and put them in a paper bag. They will ripen in about a week.
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Fried green tomatoes
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Really, the highlight for me every time I go to Johnny Rebs’. Giant green tomatoes, dipped in a bit of coarse cornmeal and pepper, fried up in bacon fat with some bacon, and SO SO GOOD.
Lightly douse with Tabasco, and they are beautiful.
place them in a sunny window sill
like bugear said, cover them with newpaper, no need to wrap them, and keep them nice and warm, not in a cool spot.. bingo, red tomatoes in a few days..
A friend of mine swears by those “natural sunlight lightbulbs” she ripens vegetables and fruits, and also places her plants under them and they grow!!
Do what the first person who answered this said. Ive done that for years myself and it always works. My grandmother taught me that trick.
sit ’em in the sun and they will ripen
brown paper bag…dark cool corner will do it every time.
Put them in a bag with a ripe apple ( seriously! ) the etyhylene gas emitted by the apple helps to ripen the tomatoes.
A couple of ways, Set them in a window, for a more rapid ripening put them in a brown paper grocer’s bag. The enclosed bag lets the gasses given off by the tomatoes speed up the ripening system. You can put them in a cooler spot to slow the ripening, but never put them in the refrigerator, that will ruin them.
I just put them in the window in a few days they are red and ripe.
MY grandfather just brought them in and set them in a window. They ripened in 4- 6 weeks.