Tomatillo. This is not strictly a tomato but a close relative. The original plant stock is still found growing in Central America. The fruit are smaller and sweeter than the other cultivars of tomatillos and perhaps this is why they are preferred by Mexican cooks.
Half way in size between a knot and a dunlin, this is another coastal wader which lurks in the rocks.
This is not strictly a tomato but a close relative. The original parent stock is still found growing in Central America. The fruit are smaller and sweeter than the other cultivars of tomatillos and perhaps this is why they are preferred by Mexican cooks.