Mari Jo and I were having a discussion about the acidity of tomatoes vs tomatillos after we agreed on our dinner meal for tomorrow night - Pan seared mahi-mahi with a verde salsa. The picture of the dish, which we made for the first time over 15 years ago and before we tied the knot, features it served over a rice pilaf with heirloom cherry tomatoes. The acidity discussion’s genesis came about when I suggested the tomatoes be tossed in a balsamic vinegar, yet another pH scalar. I immediately launched a Duck Duck Go search and found this wonderful blog which I enjoyed reading so much I thought I’d share it with the wider Pit. Enjoy.
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That article contains the purplest prose that I have read in a long time. The short version: Tomatillos are more acidic than tomatoes; but both bring interesting and complex flavor profiles to a dish.
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