
Pink berries (or rose berries) are small, round, pale pink fruits, often dried, that come from a shrub called Schinus mole, also known as false pink pepper. Although their name suggests they are berries, pink berries are not technically berries, but rather drupes, meaning they have a single seed surrounded by a fleshy layer. Pink berries have a sweet, fruity aroma and a slightly sweet and spicy taste, with hints of pepper and lemon. They are commonly used as a spice in cooking, especially in meat dishes, marinades, sauces and salads. Pink berries are a delicious and versatile spice that can be used in many culinary preparations. Pink berries are a great addition to marinades for meats and fish, giving them a fruity and spicy flavor. Grind the berries in a spice grinder and add them to your usual marinade for a unique taste. They are an excellent spice for sauces, especially sauces for meat dishes. Add ground pink berries to tomato sauce or béarnaise sauce for a subtle touch of flavor. Pink berries add a tangy, fruity flavor to salads. You can use them whole or ground and mix them with other spices to create a homemade salad dressing. Pink berries provide a pronounced aroma to grilled meat dishes, particularly pork, beef and lamb. Ground, use them to season your steaks, pork chops, or other grilled meats to add a fruity and spicy flavor. Pink berries can also be used in desserts to add a subtle flavor. Try using them in an apple pie or crème brûlée for a unique flavor twist. By using pink berries in cooking, you can add a subtle and unique flavor to your dishes. Don't be afraid to experiment and use them in different culinary preparations to discover new flavors.