anchovy pear

• Árbol frutal tropical originario del Caribe y Centroamérica, cuyo fruto tiene forma de pera y un fuerte sabor a pescado; se usa a menudo en escabeches o como condimento.

A tropical fruit tree native to the Caribbean and Central America, also known as the 'pear-shaped' fruit with a strong, fishy taste, often used in pickling or as a condiment.

1. A tropical fruit treeC1formal

   A tropical tree (Grias cauliflora) native to the Caribbean and parts of South America, producing edible fruit that resembles a pear and is often pickled or used in sauces.

   Pera de anchoa

   • The anchovy pear tree grows well in humid coastal regions.
   • They pickled the anchovy pear to serve with fish dishes.
   • The fruit of the anchovy pear is sometimes called the 'mango of the river'.