tamarillo

IPA: tɑmɑrˈɪɫoʊ

A small tree or shrub (Solanum betaceum syn. Cyphomandra betacea) which bears edible fruits.
A fruit of that tree.

Examples of "tamarillo" in Sentences

Fare Game - Wairarapa venison open burger with tamarillo chutney and
I had vanilla-cured duck confit with celeriac puree, wilted spinach and tamarillo chutney
About twenty years ago, the name tamarillo was deliberately contrived, much as a brand name is.
One is the cold appetiser of marinated salmon with tamarillo and walnuts which I wish we'd tried.
(Solanum muricatum), a prospect for premium fruit; and tamarillo (Cyphomandra betacea), a popular juice fruit.
Occasionally, the chef may give a nod to French or Italian cooking, but tamarillo ratatouille, grilled squid and homemade coconut broth are never far away.
New Zealand growers adopted the name tamarillo for ` tree tomato 'expressly to recommend it with a nice-sounding name, and ` Chinese gooseberries' grown in New Zealand were renamed kiwi fruit to promote sales in the U.S.A.
The palate entry is tart with tamarillo and sharp raspberry, fleshing out to sweeter red cherry and roasted beetroot with a soft and ethereal mid-palate - an easing back in the chair and nosing type of wine with a deceptive lightness - until the