I think I told you that we had a volunteer tomato plant loaded with green tomatoes when frost was expected. We harvested all the tomatoes right before we got a killing frost. Some of the tomatoes went ahead and ripened and some I used green for an old Southern favorite - Fried Green Tomatoes and one of my favorite foods.
I don't indulge very often even though I use healthy oils to fry in. My OH doesn't care for them and that's another reason I don't fix them that often. But since I had several tomatoes that would ripen before we could eat them, I decided to fix this simple delicacy. They were delicious!
Unfortunately, the frost has killed off or put most of our plants into hibernation. We still have rutabagas, arugula, parsley, spinach and cilantro in the garden and it's great having fresh produce this late in the season. It's been a very cold fall this year and I don't know how much longer even our cold weather plants will survive.
No art has been done by me for a very long time as I still don't have really good close vision. Fortunately, I have an appointment with my doctor tomorrow and he'll see if my vision has stabilized enough to prescribe glasses or a contact lens. He had said he'd give me a trial contact lens to see if I could adapt to monovision so I'm really psyched to try it. If it works at all, I'll try to paint something soon! Of course, we have to get through Thanksgiving first!
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