Scalloped Green Tomatoes - Copy
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In a bowl, combine tomatoes, onion, garlic, salt, pepper, sugar, thyme and nutmeg and toss well.
On a baking tray, scatter bread cubes and drizzle with 4 tablespoons butter. Toast for 8 to 12 minutes or until they are golden brown. Add the toasted bread cubes to the tomatoes and toss. Turn everything into the baking dish and place a piece of parchment directly over the surface. Cover tightly with foil and bake for 40 minutes. Remove the cover and bake 10 minutes, basting if needed.', recipe_comments='In their book \"The Gift of Southern Cooking\", Edna Lewis and Scott Peacock give nearly identical recipes for this dish, one using red tomatoes and this one using green, advising a side-by-side taste comparison. They write, \"The meaty flavor of green tomatoes makes an interesting variation on traditional scalloped tomatoes.\" This dish has a very clean flavor, letting the nuances of green tomatoes show through.', recipe_source=334, recipe_cost='9.999', recipe_owner='lindy', recipe_calories = 145, recipe_fat = '8.71', recipe_carbs = '20.04', recipe_chol = '1.33', recipe_netcarbs = '0.00', recipe_protein = '2.90', recipe_fiber = '0.63', recipe_ww_pts = '2.83', recipe_basket = '0', recipe_sugg_sides = '', recipe_kosher = 5, recipe_kp = 0, recipe_lofat = 0, recipe_sodium = '507.71' , recipe_yields_num = '0.00', recipe_yields_unit = 0 , recipe_wine_type = 0, recipe_wine_sugg = 0 , recipe_wine_name = '', recipe_tested = 1 , recipe_orig_serve = 6, recipe_equip = ''
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