Reference: 20731803
This small dried fruit is delicious, with its fruity taste and fresh tangy flavor.
Enjoy it as is, or add it to yogurt, fruit salad, savory recipes, etc., for pleasure and for its benefits!
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Uses in Cooking and Beyond:
Physalis is a superfood thanks to its high vitamin content and is very low in calories, which is a welcome bonus! When dried, it can be enjoyed in winter, allowing you to benefit from its properties when they are most needed.
Its versatile uses mean it can be enjoyed daily without getting bored:
In Sweet Recipes:
In Savory Recipes:
Who Am I?
Origin: Colombia
Scientific name: Physalis pruinosa
Common names: ground cherry, golden berry, Chinese lantern, Cape gooseberry, winter cherry, pok-pok, love-in-a-cage, Inca berry.
Belonging to the same family as tomatoes (Solanaceae), physalis is mostly native to South America, although some varieties are now cultivated in Africa and the Far East.
The plant grows no taller than 0.80m, and its warm climate preference reflects its origins. It is sown in spring and harvested in late summer.
After flowering in May, it forms a corolla enclosed by an orange calyx resembling a lantern, which is often used in floral art. The calyx closes around the developing fruit inside. While not all varieties are edible, a few are absolutely delicious.
A Little History:
Its name comes from the Greek word meaning "bladder," naturally due to the shape of its calyx.
Data sheet
Reference: 20731803
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