What’s in season: Peel back their paper-like husks, and tomatillos look almost like a vibrant green tomato. A cousin of the tomato and the Cape gooseberry, tomatillos are known by a variety of ...

What’s in season: A vibrant shade of green, tomatillos look like tomatoes hidden under a paper-like husk. A cousin of the tomato and the Cape gooseberry, tomatillos are known by a variety of ...

Though the name suggests that tomatillos are small green tomatoes, they are not. They’re in the same family as tomatoes but more closely related to the cape gooseberry and surrounded by a ...

The cape gooseberry, or Physalis, looks like a miniature, brightly coloured tomatillo. The two are, in fact, related - both fruits belong to the nightshade family. The cape gooseberry and ...

What is a Cape Gooseberry? A bright ... similar to its much more common garden cousin the tomatillo and the lesser know Midwestern ground cherry. This fruit is a member of the magnificent edible ...

If you want to try a tasty, fruit that grows on a small, spreading shrub, you might consider poha, known as cape gooseberry in ... Poha is a close cousin to the tomatillo (Physalis philadelphica ...

From afar, it resembles a tiny, unripe tomatillo. Inside ... It's easy to suggest that the Cape gooseberry has not been popular because of its flavor profile—not as floral as a strawberry ...

Known elsewhere as Cape gooseberry or ground cherry ... A close relative of the tomatillo, Physalis philadelphica, the fruits are dissimilar in taste. Tomatillos are used most often in savory ...