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TOMATILLO SALAD

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Thinly sliced tomatillos reinforce the tomatillo flavor in the dressing.

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A  light-emerald green and cocooned in its papery husk, is a beauty to behold. Despite its name, which translates to “little tomato” in Spanish, a tomatillo is not actually a green or underripe tomato. In fact, tomatillos are most closely related to Cape gooseberries

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