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Old 14-06-2004, 11:12 PM
Scruffy Dog
 
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The tomatoes and peppers are coming in and I'm eating as fast as I can
but soon I will have a surplus. Does anyone have a good salsa recipe!
Last year I made some that was like pace picante sauce that was pretty
good, I'd like to try something different this year.

Thanks
Alan

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Old 14-06-2004, 11:12 PM
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I got this one from austin.food, and of course, modified it a bit.

You start out with 2 cans of diced tomatoes w/green chiles. I know, I
know, you're trying to use your tomatoes, but this is a good base. Then,
add seeded and chopped tomatos, 1-2 jalepenos, chopped white or purple
onion and as much cilantro as you can stand. Chopped bell pepper would
be good too. Add the juice of 1/2 - 1 lime (to taste)

I use a hand blender to chop up some of the mixture, so there is a nice
consistency and stays on a chip. Not too chunky, not too mushy.

Have fun!
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Old 15-06-2004, 12:05 AM
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Roast your tomatoes, peppers and some garlic either in the oven or in a
hot cast iron pan. Put in food processor and pulse a few times, you
don't want a puree. Season with salt and perhaps a squeeze of lime juice.
Enjoy.

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