![]() Last year I made this heirloom tomato salad to take to dinner at my friend Wanda’s house, and the Green Zebra tomatoes were great in this. (This is goat’s milk cheese that comes in a log, but you could also use my dad’s favorite Feta cheese.) One of my favorite ways to eat these tomatoes is to simply cut into chunks, drizzle with a bit of good olive oil, sprinkle with sea salt, and crumble over some chunks of goat cheese. I usually eat them when they’re showing just a little bit of yellow color. The first tomato is too green, and the one at the end maybe a bit too ripe. If you’re growing Green Zebras for the first time, here’s my attempt to show how they change colors as they ripen. Green Zebras don’t really need more than a little salt to bring out their remarkable flavor, but here are a few other ways I’ve used them. ![]() I raved last year about my love for Green Zebra tomatoes, and this year I’m having an amazing harvest from my three Green Zebra plants. I’m going to help with that in a few hours, after this bucket of Green Zebra tomatoes from my garden gets transformed into a couple of salads for all the movers to nibble on as we work. ![]() It’s not me or one of my siblings who’s moving rather today we are moving our elderly father into a new apartment at the assisted living center, after numerous problems with his previous apartment being a little too close to the elevator! I’m posting these Friday Night Photos early because today is moving day in the Denny household. I don’t think there’s any doubt that Green Zebra Tomatoes are my favorite, and this post has Green Zebra Tomato Recipes for all the other gardeners who love them!
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