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davejg
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A really good tom for frying?
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October 01, 2011, 20:16:22 »
Anyone any suggestions, found a nice large heart for sauce but that near dissolves when fried. Roma about the best I've found but not keen on the taste.
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chriscross1966
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Re: A really good tom for frying?
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October 02, 2011, 21:09:42 »
Black Russian Plum's pretty good for that, plus, and I know it'll sound wierd, Tigerlla seems to hold itself together when cooked....
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davejg
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Re: A really good tom for frying?
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October 02, 2011, 21:19:07 »
Thanks criss :-[ All the yearss i've grown that one 'cos i like it in sarnies, never thought of frying it doh! ::)
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Aunty Mavis
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Re: A really good tom for frying?
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October 02, 2011, 22:56:20 »
Thanks for the post.
A lot of people think that tomatoes should be firm and crisp for salads.
Frankly I hate them raw but love them cooked.
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Aden Roller
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October 02, 2011, 23:11:04 »
For real sweetness and tang at the same time you could try Sungold. Very tiny I know but sliced in two and fried on a high heat it is delicious!
Normally I wouldn't bother frying such a tiny tomato and I prefer them fresh and uncooked anyway but I had a bowl full and cooked some for my parents..... delicious!
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macmac
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Re: A really good tom for frying?
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October 02, 2011, 23:21:22 »
tomatoes fried -divine :)
variety irrelevant :)
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Deb P
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Re: A really good tom for frying?
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October 03, 2011, 17:56:38 »
I like 'Plum Fryer' 'Russian Black' and 'Christel's Plum' for frying, all very tasty.
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