panader0
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Mon Jul-11-11 08:53 PM
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I just made a batch of my locally famous salsa |
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Edited on Mon Jul-11-11 08:56 PM by panader0
When tomatos go on sale as they did this week, (.77 for on the vine) I make salsa. I have to do a lot of knife work. I chop up a bowl full of tomatos. Another bowl of green onions. A bunch of cilantro. A diced jalapeno. Sometimes a bit of habenero. A lemon. And a jar of garlic. I load a small electric mixer with mostly tomatos, add the rest to taste, some sea salt and mix. I swear, it's delicious, and it'll be better in a day or two. Each batch is slightly different. Some hot, some garlicy. Jeannie makes me make for her office gifts on Christmas and I have had offers for more and more. I put it in mason jars and use it for dip or on eggs or whatever. I have sweat on my cheeks as I type. Yum.
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Mon Jul-11-11 09:00 PM
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Mon Jul-11-11 09:53 PM
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salsa have a 1:1 ratio of tomato and jalapeno?
I think so.
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panader0
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Mon Jul-11-11 10:59 PM
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4. Really? That'd be awful hot. |
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Tue Jul-12-11 04:49 PM
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9. dunno, I was just asking. |
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But awful hot sounds about how I like salsa. :9
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Tue Jul-12-11 11:01 AM
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7. That's how I make mine |
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Love it. And I use the food processor so I don't have to do all that chopping.
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Tue Jul-12-11 04:53 PM
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I don't ever actually make salsa, so I don't know. But very hot is the way I like to eat salsa.
food processor would be faster and easier; chopping might make for a more chunkier salsa, which is good.
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Tue Jul-12-11 04:52 PM
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10. At the least. If it don't burn, it ain't hot enough. |
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Mon Jul-11-11 10:11 PM
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3. Like the green onions! Although I make mine with poblanos. Yup, I'm a wussy. |
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Tue Jul-12-11 01:03 AM
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Tue Jul-12-11 09:39 AM
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6. Try it with lime some time. |
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I can see how the scallions would work well in a blended salsa -- that nice grassy flavor really stands up to the other ingredients. I tend to make a pico de gallo with chopped ingredients and minced onions work better in that.
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Tue Jul-12-11 11:03 AM
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Tue Jul-12-11 04:56 PM
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This is my weak sauce 6 Apricots 4 Habaneros 1 medium red onion 6 garlic cloves.
Run it all through a food processor. Add a little vinegar and it's ready to roll. Great on a cheese omelet.
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Tue Jul-12-11 06:44 PM
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13. Sounds DELICIOUS & I'm bookmarking. |
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