Definition of tomatillo in English:

tomatillo

nounPlural tomatillos ˌtɒməˈtiːjəʊˌtɒməˈtɪləʊˌtōməˈtēyō

1An edible purple or yellow fruit which is chiefly used for sauces and preserves.
小番茄
Example sentencesExamples
- Initially, tomatillos look like little green paper lanterns.
- The dishes prepared by Duncan and Gordon, included a scrummy squash and smoked garlic soup, fab pan-fried pork loin and an amazing tomatillo, chocolate and chilli salsa.
- Is it true that eggplants are in the same family as the tomato and the tomatillo?
- If we give them tomatillos, hot peppers, and cilantro, they can try to make a salsa.
- Add the onion and tomatillos and cook until the onion turns translucent.
- The first course is a Mexican Baja lobster ceviche made with Patron 100 percent agave tequila, lobster, yellow grapefruit and tomatillos served with a Dos Equis or Negro Modelo beer.
- The serious side of this new Midtown spot is represented by the green salsa, alive and kicking with tart tomatillo and hot green chile, with a twinge of cilantro snaking through.
- Supermarket produce departments have become exciting ethnic bazaars: Latino imports - yuca, boniato, tomatillos, jicama and mild to fiery chilies - are especially plentiful.
- Transfer to the bowl containing the tomatoes and tomatillos.
- Transfer the onion mixture to a blender, add the almonds, tomatillos, radish leaves, cilantro, parsley, and one cup of the fish stock, blend until smooth, about three minutes, and set aside.
- To reduce the fat in guacamole, replace one-fourth of the avocado with an equal amount of puréed, canned or fresh tomatillos.
- Add the garlic, tomatillos, and water and blend until smooth and well combined, about two minutes.
- Choose small, firm tomatillos and store them in an open container in the refrigerator.
- She makes spinach dip with roasted tomatillos and cream, vegetable ratatouille for empanada stuffing and an olive-bread muffaletta with fennel salami, aged provolone and roasted veggie ragout.
- Additionally, the pico de gallo - a fresh tomatillo, onion, tomato and jalapeño salsa - was zingy.
- In a small bowl, combine tomatoes, onion, tomatillos, jalapeno and garlic.
- Wendy then served a complex dish involving flour tortillas, molé sauce, salsa, pickled tomatillos, serrano peppers, and a mixture of sauteéd chicken and onions.
- And what's traditional, tomatoes, tomatillos or neither?
- Add the onion, garlic, jalapenos, and tomatillos and cook until the onion turns translucent.
- Now salsas can be found worldwide, in varieties such as red chilli, guacamole, or green tomatillo, from mild, to tangy, to suicide five-alarm spicy.
2The Mexican plant, related to the cape gooseberry, that bears the tomatillo.
粘果酸浆
Physalis philadelphica, family Solanaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- We raised several kinds of tomatoes, peppers, and squash, as well as beans, corn, tomatillos, watermelons, and an assortment of herbs and flowers, all in about 400 square feet.
- The tomatillo fruits well in Queensland, Australia, and in S. Africa.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Spanish, diminutive of tomate 'tomato'.

Definition of tomatillo in US English:

tomatillo

nounˌtōməˈtēyō

1A small edible fruit that is purplish or yellow when ripe, but is most often used when green for salsas and preserves.
Example sentencesExamples
- And what's traditional, tomatoes, tomatillos or neither?
- Transfer the onion mixture to a blender, add the almonds, tomatillos, radish leaves, cilantro, parsley, and one cup of the fish stock, blend until smooth, about three minutes, and set aside.
- The dishes prepared by Duncan and Gordon, included a scrummy squash and smoked garlic soup, fab pan-fried pork loin and an amazing tomatillo, chocolate and chilli salsa.
- If we give them tomatillos, hot peppers, and cilantro, they can try to make a salsa.
- Add the garlic, tomatillos, and water and blend until smooth and well combined, about two minutes.
- The serious side of this new Midtown spot is represented by the green salsa, alive and kicking with tart tomatillo and hot green chile, with a twinge of cilantro snaking through.
- Additionally, the pico de gallo - a fresh tomatillo, onion, tomato and jalapeño salsa - was zingy.
- In a small bowl, combine tomatoes, onion, tomatillos, jalapeno and garlic.
- Wendy then served a complex dish involving flour tortillas, molé sauce, salsa, pickled tomatillos, serrano peppers, and a mixture of sauteéd chicken and onions.
- Choose small, firm tomatillos and store them in an open container in the refrigerator.
- Now salsas can be found worldwide, in varieties such as red chilli, guacamole, or green tomatillo, from mild, to tangy, to suicide five-alarm spicy.
- Add the onion, garlic, jalapenos, and tomatillos and cook until the onion turns translucent.
- The first course is a Mexican Baja lobster ceviche made with Patron 100 percent agave tequila, lobster, yellow grapefruit and tomatillos served with a Dos Equis or Negro Modelo beer.
- Is it true that eggplants are in the same family as the tomato and the tomatillo?
- Transfer to the bowl containing the tomatoes and tomatillos.
- Supermarket produce departments have become exciting ethnic bazaars: Latino imports - yuca, boniato, tomatillos, jicama and mild to fiery chilies - are especially plentiful.
- Add the onion and tomatillos and cook until the onion turns translucent.
- She makes spinach dip with roasted tomatillos and cream, vegetable ratatouille for empanada stuffing and an olive-bread muffaletta with fennel salami, aged provolone and roasted veggie ragout.
- To reduce the fat in guacamole, replace one-fourth of the avocado with an equal amount of puréed, canned or fresh tomatillos.
- Initially, tomatillos look like little green paper lanterns.
2The Mexican plant, related to the cape gooseberry, that bears the tomatillo.
粘果酸浆
Physalis philadelphica, family Solanaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- We raised several kinds of tomatoes, peppers, and squash, as well as beans, corn, tomatillos, watermelons, and an assortment of herbs and flowers, all in about 400 square feet.
- The tomatillo fruits well in Queensland, Australia, and in S. Africa.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Spanish, diminutive of tomate ‘tomato’.

单词	tomatillo
释义	Definition of tomatillo in English: tomatillo nounPlural tomatillos ˌtɒməˈtiːjəʊˌtɒməˈtɪləʊˌtōməˈtēyō 1An edible purple or yellow fruit which is chiefly used for sauces and preserves. 小番茄 Example sentencesExamples Initially, tomatillos look like little green paper lanterns. The dishes prepared by Duncan and Gordon, included a scrummy squash and smoked garlic soup, fab pan-fried pork loin and an amazing tomatillo, chocolate and chilli salsa. Is it true that eggplants are in the same family as the tomato and the tomatillo? If we give them tomatillos, hot peppers, and cilantro, they can try to make a salsa. Add the onion and tomatillos and cook until the onion turns translucent. The first course is a Mexican Baja lobster ceviche made with Patron 100 percent agave tequila, lobster, yellow grapefruit and tomatillos served with a Dos Equis or Negro Modelo beer. The serious side of this new Midtown spot is represented by the green salsa, alive and kicking with tart tomatillo and hot green chile, with a twinge of cilantro snaking through. Supermarket produce departments have become exciting ethnic bazaars: Latino imports - yuca, boniato, tomatillos, jicama and mild to fiery chilies - are especially plentiful. Transfer to the bowl containing the tomatoes and tomatillos. Transfer the onion mixture to a blender, add the almonds, tomatillos, radish leaves, cilantro, parsley, and one cup of the fish stock, blend until smooth, about three minutes, and set aside. To reduce the fat in guacamole, replace one-fourth of the avocado with an equal amount of puréed, canned or fresh tomatillos. Add the garlic, tomatillos, and water and blend until smooth and well combined, about two minutes. Choose small, firm tomatillos and store them in an open container in the refrigerator. She makes spinach dip with roasted tomatillos and cream, vegetable ratatouille for empanada stuffing and an olive-bread muffaletta with fennel salami, aged provolone and roasted veggie ragout. Additionally, the pico de gallo - a fresh tomatillo, onion, tomato and jalapeño salsa - was zingy. In a small bowl, combine tomatoes, onion, tomatillos, jalapeno and garlic. Wendy then served a complex dish involving flour tortillas, molé sauce, salsa, pickled tomatillos, serrano peppers, and a mixture of sauteéd chicken and onions. And what's traditional, tomatoes, tomatillos or neither? Add the onion, garlic, jalapenos, and tomatillos and cook until the onion turns translucent. Now salsas can be found worldwide, in varieties such as red chilli, guacamole, or green tomatillo, from mild, to tangy, to suicide five-alarm spicy. 2The Mexican plant, related to the cape gooseberry, that bears the tomatillo. 粘果酸浆 Physalis philadelphica, family Solanaceae Example sentencesExamples We raised several kinds of tomatoes, peppers, and squash, as well as beans, corn, tomatillos, watermelons, and an assortment of herbs and flowers, all in about 400 square feet. The tomatillo fruits well in Queensland, Australia, and in S. Africa. Origin Early 20th century: from Spanish, diminutive of tomate 'tomato'. Definition of tomatillo in US English: tomatillo nounˌtōməˈtēyō 1A small edible fruit that is purplish or yellow when ripe, but is most often used when green for salsas and preserves. Example sentencesExamples And what's traditional, tomatoes, tomatillos or neither? Transfer the onion mixture to a blender, add the almonds, tomatillos, radish leaves, cilantro, parsley, and one cup of the fish stock, blend until smooth, about three minutes, and set aside. The dishes prepared by Duncan and Gordon, included a scrummy squash and smoked garlic soup, fab pan-fried pork loin and an amazing tomatillo, chocolate and chilli salsa. If we give them tomatillos, hot peppers, and cilantro, they can try to make a salsa. Add the garlic, tomatillos, and water and blend until smooth and well combined, about two minutes. The serious side of this new Midtown spot is represented by the green salsa, alive and kicking with tart tomatillo and hot green chile, with a twinge of cilantro snaking through. Additionally, the pico de gallo - a fresh tomatillo, onion, tomato and jalapeño salsa - was zingy. In a small bowl, combine tomatoes, onion, tomatillos, jalapeno and garlic. Wendy then served a complex dish involving flour tortillas, molé sauce, salsa, pickled tomatillos, serrano peppers, and a mixture of sauteéd chicken and onions. Choose small, firm tomatillos and store them in an open container in the refrigerator. Now salsas can be found worldwide, in varieties such as red chilli, guacamole, or green tomatillo, from mild, to tangy, to suicide five-alarm spicy. Add the onion, garlic, jalapenos, and tomatillos and cook until the onion turns translucent. The first course is a Mexican Baja lobster ceviche made with Patron 100 percent agave tequila, lobster, yellow grapefruit and tomatillos served with a Dos Equis or Negro Modelo beer. Is it true that eggplants are in the same family as the tomato and the tomatillo? Transfer to the bowl containing the tomatoes and tomatillos. Supermarket produce departments have become exciting ethnic bazaars: Latino imports - yuca, boniato, tomatillos, jicama and mild to fiery chilies - are especially plentiful. Add the onion and tomatillos and cook until the onion turns translucent. She makes spinach dip with roasted tomatillos and cream, vegetable ratatouille for empanada stuffing and an olive-bread muffaletta with fennel salami, aged provolone and roasted veggie ragout. To reduce the fat in guacamole, replace one-fourth of the avocado with an equal amount of puréed, canned or fresh tomatillos. Initially, tomatillos look like little green paper lanterns. 2The Mexican plant, related to the cape gooseberry, that bears the tomatillo. 粘果酸浆 Physalis philadelphica, family Solanaceae Example sentencesExamples We raised several kinds of tomatoes, peppers, and squash, as well as beans, corn, tomatillos, watermelons, and an assortment of herbs and flowers, all in about 400 square feet. The tomatillo fruits well in Queensland, Australia, and in S. Africa. Origin Early 20th century: from Spanish, diminutive of tomate ‘tomato’.
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