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I've just been given a baggy full of tomatillos - husked and ready for use. The

friend who grew them suggested making salsa or cutting up and adding to a salad.

Any suggestions for other uses? I did cut one up and we ate it just to see what

it tasted like - OK but nothing too spectacular. The truth is that I didn't

really notice any flavour. How can I tell if they are ripe?

 

This friend also gave me some little wee teeny tiny purple hot peppers. She

warned that they are very hot. Anyone have any experience with these? could I

chop and freeze them in a little wee teeny tiny baggie for use in recipes later

in the winter? My husband does not like spicy food so I'm not sure what I'll do

with them.

 

I'm sorry if I'm not supposed to cross post but it seemed the simplest way to do

this

 

Thanks

 

Audrey

 

 

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My sister makes a wonderful salsa with her crop

of tomatillas, but I have never cooked with them

before. They are one veggie I have never tried.

My sister's salsa is cooked down and is lovely.

Green salsa is great. :)

 

~ PT ~

 

, " Audrey Z Burrows " <quiltbug

wrote:

>

> I've just been given a baggy full of tomatillos - husked and ready for use.

The friend

who grew them suggested making salsa or cutting up and adding to a salad. Any

suggestions for other uses? I did cut one up and we ate it just to see what it

tasted like -

OK but nothing too spectacular. The truth is that I didn't really notice any

flavour. How

can I tell if they are ripe?

>

> This friend also gave me some little wee teeny tiny purple hot peppers. She

warned that

they are very hot. Anyone have any experience with these? could I chop and

freeze them

in a little wee teeny tiny baggie for use in recipes later in the winter? My

husband does not

like spicy food so I'm not sure what I'll do with them.

>

> I'm sorry if I'm not supposed to cross post but it seemed the simplest way to

do this

>

> Thanks

>

> Audrey

>

>

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tomatillos are excellent for making salsas (salsa verde).  i posted a few

recipes i had.  there are also several more in the files section.  i also use

tomatillos in soups, esp. tex-mex/mexican inspired soups.  i posted one of my

favorite recipes.

 

use the peppers in the tomatillo sauce...start with only one...the littlest

peppers seem to be the hottest!

 

susie

 

--- On Wed, 10/8/08, Audrey Z Burrows <quiltbug wrote:

 

Audrey Z Burrows <quiltbug

tomatillas

, " Vegetarian group "

 

Wednesday, October 8, 2008, 8:40 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

I've just been given a baggy full of tomatillos - husked and ready for use. The

friend who grew them suggested making salsa or cutting up and adding to a salad.

Any suggestions for other uses? I did cut one up and we ate it just to see what

it tasted like - OK but nothing too spectacular. The truth is that I didn't

really notice any flavour. How can I tell if they are ripe?

 

This friend also gave me some little wee teeny tiny purple hot peppers. She

warned that they are very hot. Anyone have any experience with these? could I

chop and freeze them in a little wee teeny tiny baggie for use in recipes later

in the winter? My husband does not like spicy food so I'm not sure what I'll do

with them.

 

I'm sorry if I'm not supposed to cross post but it seemed the simplest way to do

this

 

Thanks

 

Audrey

 

 

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