Eggplant Turkish Orange is a variety that looks very much like two inch tomatoes. They can be eaten and prepared in the same way as other varieties. See more about them below.
Turkish Orange Eggplant
About Turkish Orange Eggplant:
When ripe this specific variety, S. integrifolium, looks very much like a two inch diameter tomato. We have also seen them referred to as Turkish Italian orange eggplant, because of their popularity in Italy. They can be cooked the same ways as other species of this vegetable, and even put on veggie pizzas. The only place we have seen them on sale is at farm stores, but they should also be available at specialty produce markets. We could not find any specific nutritional information for this specific variety.
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