Ground cherry

You may or may not know about ground cherries, but these old-time favorite garden plants are making a comeback. Learn how to grow them here!

Technique for drying ground cherries. Ground cherries make excellent preserves, jellies and jams and they can also be dried just like sun dried tomatoes. They have their own unique flavor, a tad fruity, a hint of nuts and the familiar tomatoey tinge. When dried some of these flavors become concentrated, they don't taste like sun dried tomatoes all that much, the texture is similar, they are unique.

If you're wondering what to do with all of those delicious ground cherries, I've got 9 ways to put them to good use, including the best way to enjoy them.

Ground Cherry

Common ground cherry is closely related to the tomatillo, which you’ve probably seen in the grocery store or had in a delicious salsa verde at a Mexican restaurant. The fruits of ground cherry are edible, too.

Are you familiar with ground cherry plants? Maybe you’ve heard them called the husk tomato, cape gooseberry, or Physalis pruinosa? Learn how easy-growing these high-producing fruit bushes are with these helpful hints for sowing in your home garden. #plant #ground #cherry #where

Get ready to impress your guests with these 15 recipes that showcase the healthy and delicious qualities of ground cherries.

One of my favorite summer time treats are Ground Cherries! We've been growing them in our garden for the past several years and they are so delicious. And our favorite way to enjoy them in is in this Ground Cherry Salsa Recipe!

How to Use Ground Cherries ~ Ground Cherry Recipes