Botany
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Wed Aug-12-09 10:54 PM
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| Yo soy dumb ass gringo ...... tomatillos question |
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now I have grown the best tomatoes in the history of the world, haberno peppers, & cilantro but the salsa I am making calls for tomatillos .... peel and bake @ 350 for 15 minutes ..... educate me please.
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Thu Aug-13-09 07:55 AM
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| 1. Well, they're, um, tomatillos |
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when I see them in the grocery store, they look like little tomatoes with husks on them.
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Thu Aug-13-09 02:01 PM
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Like little green tomatos with husks on them. Peel the husks, and boil away... makes for a yummy salsa!! :)
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Melissa G
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Thu Aug-13-09 08:14 PM
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| 3. Hi Bot ! They are tart, tiny, green 'matos! |
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Yummy, but tangier than regular salsa. I have paired had it as a sauce with chicken enchiladas in the past. That is how I usually eat it along with a dab of sour cream. But it with be good with just chips, too. Enjoy!
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Sat Aug-15-09 05:58 PM
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Fri Aug-14-09 01:57 PM
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| 4. You need tomatillos, not tomatoes. |
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If you're trying to substitute tomatoes, roast them on the grill and then seed and peel them as best you can. Grilled tomatoes pick up a nice roasted flavor more quickly than oven roasting them IMHO.
Tomatillos need to have the husk removed but I wouldn't peel them before oven roasting.
I have nine billion tomatillos -- too bad you aren't in NorCal.
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Fri Aug-14-09 09:20 PM
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| 5. Avocado Tomatillo Salsa |
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Edited on Fri Aug-14-09 09:20 PM by hippywife
is my most favoritest salsa ever. It's so incredibly delicious! I like it so much better than regular red salsa. :9 http://www.fsafood.com/fsacom/Recipes/Recipe+Index/A-Z+Listing/A/Avocado-Tomatillo+Sauce.htm
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Sat Aug-15-09 08:32 AM
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| 6. Chopped mango is great in a salsa. nt |
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Sat Aug-15-09 08:36 AM
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| 7. I would use it in a different kind of salsa. |
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This one is great just the way it is. :hi:
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Sat Sep-05-09 02:52 PM
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But I just take off the husk, rinse and blanch them so they can be peeled if you wish. If you like your salsa chuncky, you can just zap them a bit in a food processor and add them raw. Roasting them give them even more flavor. They are very easy to grow and yield is family size with 3 or 4 plants, unless you are a Salsa verde freak like me. I make batches and freeze it.
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