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New Kitchen Toys & Ground Cherry ?

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  1. I had to go shopping for some garden supplies. So after choosing seeds
    and other garden goodies I decided to treat myself to a couple of
    kitchen toys. The store had air bake cookie and medium pizza pan combo
    on sale so I got those. That completes my no-sided cookie sheet
    collection for the convection oven. Then I picked out a nice clever to
    add to my kitchen knives.

    I found some new seeds called "Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry". I've never
    heard of these before and thought they would be rather interesting to
    try. Does anyone here have any experience with this fruit? Recipes
    would be welcomed 🙂

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    I had to go shopping for some garden supplies. So after choosing seeds and
    other garden goodies I decided to treat myself to a couple of kitchen toys.
    The store had air bake cookie and medium pizza pan combo on sale so I got
    those. That completes my no-sided cookie sheet collection for the
    convection oven. Then I picked out a nice clever to add to my kitchen
    knives.

    I found some new seeds called "Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry". I've never
    heard of these before and thought they would be rather interesting to try.
    Does anyone here have any experience with this fruit? Recipes would be
    welcomed 🙂

    My aunt grew them when I was a little girl. We just picked them, pulled off
    the husk and ate them. I don't remember that she did anything else with
    them. I only remember that I thought they grew like tomatoes and are
    similar growing also to tomatillo (the husk). I don't remember the flavor
    except that it was pleasant. You'll have to report back with the results as
    I am curious what you can do with them. Good luck and have fun.
    Janet

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