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Put the green tomatoes in a brown box and store them in a cool place they will get ripe quickly
My husband and I are both diabetic so I make our own raspberry jam from green tomatoes. By peeling and chopping the tomatoes in a food processor and using a sugar substiute like Splenda and Jello Light raspberry jello, the jam tastes as good or even better than any store bought jam. I have fooled many people with this jam. Thay cannot believe this is made from green tomatoes.