plantid·What's this Plant?byColdWater I grown up eating this all the time but I never know its name, does anyone here know?It can be found in Cambodia and maybe other SE Asian countriesView original on lemmy.ca33Comments17
SScreen_Shatter replylemmy.worldApparently tomatillo is a type of these. Tomatillo sauce is the green salsa I see a lot on Mexican dishes. Good stuff, highly recommended6
DDaeraxa lemmy.mlPhysalis is how ive always known it but i recently found out that tomatillos are a related species, used in a bunch of Mexican dishes.10
0x1C3B00DA fedia.ioI'm In South Carolina, U.S and I call them ground cherries, though I've heard others around here call them goldenberries8
aacockworkorange replymander.xyz1Hide 1 replyYou forgot delicious. Easily one of my favorite fruits.3
Annoyed_🦀 monyet.ccNot sure if it's the same thing but we call it lantern fruit because it looks like chinese lantern https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alkekengi4
recursive_recursion they/them lemmy.cathe gooseberry I recently had tasted like a mix of a tomato and an orange, it's a very peculiar flavor and even that description I feel doesn't quite match what I tasted4
Aren't those physalis?
Yes. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physalis
That's fast, thanks you
Apparently tomatillo is a type of these. Tomatillo sauce is the green salsa I see a lot on Mexican dishes. Good stuff, highly recommended
We call them gooseberries here in australia
Physalis is how ive always known it but i recently found out that tomatillos are a related species, used in a bunch of Mexican dishes.
I'm In South Carolina, U.S and I call them ground cherries, though I've heard others around here call them goldenberries
It taste kinda sweet and sour
You forgot delicious. Easily one of my favorite fruits.
Yeah it's pretty good, it kinda similar to cherry tomato but better
Not sure if it's the same thing but we call it lantern fruit because it looks like chinese lantern
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alkekengi
the gooseberry I recently had tasted like a mix of a tomato and an orange, it's a very peculiar flavor and even that description I feel doesn't quite match what I tasted
Physalis or inca berry?
Thanks you, I search your answer and it seem it's a variant of Physalis
Physalis?
Yes, it's a variant of Physalis