
Kumquat
Citrus Family
Kumquats are part of the citrus family, related to oranges but unique in taste and size. 
Edible Peel
Unlike other citrus fruits, kumquats have a sweet, edible peel that is often eaten with the fruit. 
Culinary Uses
Kumquats are versatile in cooking; they can be used fresh, in marmalades, or as a garnish. 