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What is a tomitillo?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 12/8/2022

The tomitillo is a relative of the common tomato that is usually found in Latinino cooking. The tomitillo is covered with a paper type husk that should be fresh looking and not brown or soggy. This fruit is used while green and is often found in fresh salsa mixtures. It is also used in cooked sauces such as green Chile and green enchilada sauce

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