Growing tomatillos in our garden this year was a really great idea because I love their tanginess and their beautiful little lantern husks, but I had no idea how big the plants would get (yikes!) and how wide their arms would stretch. So wide that they created a roomy bear-hug around the pepper plants and completely shaded them from the sun. Oh well, those didn’t make it. There are still lots of tomatillos out there on the vine and I’m hoping they hang on another week or two. Or three? 60s and sun should allow that to happen, right? Crossing fingers…
I just added two pints of roasted tomatillo salsa to our nest’s larder. Looking forward to saving a jar for a sure cure to the mid-winter doldrums when our souls are hungering for a fresh bite of summer.
What do you like to do with tomatillos, dear readers?
I didn’t get any this year. tooooo much rain! Lucky you! I would have made some green sauce for mexican/spanish dishes if I had any.
bummer! That’s what I’m going to do – a yummy green sauce for enchiladas. Yes!
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