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What are they? What do they taste like?


Kousa fruit from the kousa dogwood (Japanese dogwood) tree. Common tree planted for ornamental/landscape purposes; few seem to realize the fruits are edible. I would describe their flavor as a combination of strawberry, peach and mango.

What that is?
 
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Kousa fruit from the kousa dogwood (Japanese dogwood) tree. Common tree planted for ornamental/landscape purposes; few seem to realize the fruits are edible. I would describe their flavor as a combination of strawberry, peach and mango.

Is the flavour intense or more like strawberry tree fruits?
 

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Definitely more intense than strawberry tree fruit. Different texture, too. They have quite a few seeds, so practice caution while consuming.
 

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How did it work out?



yeah pretty good actually.
sliced on the bias and 3 mins per side on a griddle pan turned out great.
the second big tentacle i cut in chunks and gave a slow simmer in a tomato-olive-artichoke sauce. the outer layer for this got kind of gloopy, wouldn't go that way again.
 
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The forests in Argentina are flooded with wild chervil..literally everywhere you look. Been collecting it, along with dandelion and sorrel, for dinner at camp..
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They sprint like lightning. Extremely amusing to watch.
 
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