Liberty Growers are currently harvesting Tomatillos. To me they look like a green tomato wrapped up in leaves, but these unusual vegetables are also known as the Mexican husk tomato.
Tomatillos originated in Mexico and were cultivated in the pre-Columbian era. Low in calories but relatively high in fiber, tomatillos are a great way to add volume (especially in smoothies) while still keeping meals healthy. With a nice dose of vitamin C and potassium, these vegetables are a good choice for boosting your immune system.
Additionally, tomatillos include niacin, a naturally occurring B vitamin that helps cells turn food into energy.
Popular in Mexican dishes – click here for Tomatillo Salsa Verde.
You can pick up all the ingredients at Liberty Growers.More information from the Vege Patch
Tomatillos originated in Mexico and were cultivated in the pre-Columbian era. Low in calories but relatively high in fiber, tomatillos are a great way to add volume (especially in smoothies) while still keeping meals healthy. With a nice dose of vitamin C and potassium, these vegetables are a good choice for boosting your immune system.
Additionally, tomatillos include niacin, a naturally occurring B vitamin that helps cells turn food into energy.
Popular in Mexican dishes – click here for Tomatillo Salsa Verde.
You can pick up all the ingredients at Liberty Growers.More information from the Vege Patch
