Tomatoes Grown Under Rainny Season
Written by Mrs. Money
Under the rain, tomatoes still grow and got harvested, but the lower part of the plant leaves turn into brownish soon.This blog unveiled jobless Money Tai Tai's how she copes and jokes at her new life after moving into a small town called Kuching in Borneo island. Driven from her independent financial past, how she can still rant her current confined "country life" and share her secret tips in gardening, creative cooking, economical and stylistic home decoration.
Save green tomatoes for me...we'll do fried green tomato.
ReplyDelete"The leaves, stems, and green unripe fruit of the tomato plant, as a member of the plant genus Solanum (nightshade), contain the poison solanine, which is toxic to humans and animals. Children have been poisoned by a tea produced from the leaves of the tomato plan. The fresh fruit is, however, harmless." Cut and Paste from Wikipedia!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/29/dining/29curi.html
ReplyDeleteHowever the above article said differently, so it's very interesting, I know Italians eat and pickled green tomatoes, I fried green tomatoes before, I didn't die.