One More Bite added over 2 years ago

The timing couldn't be any better. I just posted a recipe for Tomatillo Salsa today: http://agablack.wordpress...
Hope you'll love this one as much as I have. Beside what I wrote on my blog, I also use it for yummy sandwiches. So, so good with avocado and burrata. Enjoy!
Agi

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added over 2 years ago

If they look fine, well, that's a good sign. Cut one open and try it! If it smells bad, don't bother tasting it. If it smells okay, taste it. If it tastes okay, use it! And please let us know how it turns out!! ;o)

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If they're not moldy or rotten, they're fine. These guys store well at room temp.

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Tomatillos actually store better at room temp than refrigerated, according to some research from UC Davis I read. I think they contain some pectin as well, which helps too.

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anyone added over 2 years ago

You would definitly know if they were bad. Black and oozing.

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I kept all the firm ones and dumped any spongy ones, only a couple -- wow these are keepers. I also bought another pound and didn't need to use them. So salsa for sure this week. Thank You all for the the good advice.

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anyone added over 2 years ago

Salsa sounds great, but how about a good pork chile verde? My favorite for tomatillo's.

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