Red Salsa
Salsa Fabulosa: Delicious every time! Easy Peasy
1 – 14.5oz can Hunts petite diced tomatoes.1 – 4oz can Macayo\’s diced green chilies.1 clove fresh garlic minced.1 bunch Green onions diced fine (all white plus 3 inches green).1/2 bunch fresh cilantro leaves, minced.2 or 3 Tablespoons (to taste) El Pato hot sauce (yellow can). Salt to taste if necessary!
added on 2/17/2015 by Adrienne DiSalvo
Bunny’s Salsa: Everyone I have made it for loved it!
1. bunch green onion, 3 cloves of Garlic, 1. small bunch fresh cilantro put in a food processor on high until chopped then add 1 large can of whole tomato’s, 1. 4oz can diced green chili’s and 1/12 tsp salt, blend in the food processor and chill for 5 hours then serve.
added on 2/16/2015 by Bunny Forman
Roasted Tomato and Green Chili Salsa: The roasted tomatoes, garlic and green chilies combine with the fresh flavors of diced onion and jalapeno. This salsa is great served on top of burgers or tacos. The tomatoes and green chilies can be roasted ahead of time for a quick and easy summertime salsa.
6 chopped Roma tomatoes, 1 diced Roma tomato, 2 large green chilies, 4 cloves garlic, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 1 teaspoon onion powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 1/4 cup finely diced red onion, 1 finely diced jalapeno pepper, 2 tablespoons lime juice, 1/2 teaspoon honey, 1/2 cup cilantro. Chop 6 tomatoes and place in a bowl with 2 tablespoon olive oil, 4 peeled cloves garlic, onion powder and salt. Toss and place on baking sheet. Place green chilies on sheet next to tomatoes. Roast at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes or until green chilies are tender. Remove from the oven and cool. Place roasted tomatoes and garlic in a food processor. Peel green chilies and remove seeds. Add green chilies to tomatoes and process until somewhat smooth. Remove mixture to a bowl and add remaining ingredients. Chill for 2 hours. Makes 3 cups salsa. Serve with chips or makes a great burger topping.
added on 2/16/2015 by Darlene Buerger
Vegan Spicy Salsa: lots of cilantro and fresh tasting
6 green onions8 roma tomatoes2 jalapeno peppers2 cerano peppers1/2 white onion1 bunch cilantro1 Tbsp sugar2 tsp salt1 tsp black peppersquirt lime juicesquirt lemon juiceMix all together in blender or food processor
added on 2/15/2015 by Kimberly Smith
Red Zia Salsa: New Mexican red chili
6 dried NM hot red chilies (wased and stem removed)4 tomatillos (husked and washed)6 roma tomatoes1 jalapeno diced1/2 red onion1 clove garlic (peeled and crushed)cilantro (hand full o leaves)1 tsp salt, juice 1 lime, Boil chilies, tomatillos and 4 tomatoes for 15-20 min.Put the boiled items in a blender with the garlic and blend until smooth. Press thru a course strainer into a bowl.Place the liquid back into the blender with 1/2 onion, 2 quartered tomatoes, diced jalapeno, cilantro, salt and lime juice.Pulse until tomatoes and onion are diced smaller. Add water if needed and taste for more salt.Leave in refrigerator at least 1 hour for flavors to blend.
added on 2/14/2015 by John White
Tongue Tango Salsa
Roma tomatoes, garlic, cilantro, onion, fresh ground pepper, juice of 1 lemon, 1/2 jalapeno seeds removed and finely chopped, 1 teaspoon sugar. Process all ingredients in a food processor and serve with chips.
added on 2/13/2015 by Karen Spector
Fire Buddy: Roasted Jalapenos give this salsa the best of both worlds. Hot and spicy. Roasting the Jalapenos brings out the flavor. We use these on our breakfast burritos and you taste it for the rest of the day.
Char 4 mid sized Jalapenos. Remove most of the charred skin and the stems and seeds.Place Jalapenos in a food processorAdd one mid sized tomato (charred same as above).Add one quarter of a small white onion.2 small garlic cloves.1/2 teaspoon of salt1/2 teaspoon black pepper.Blend for about 10 seconds. Pieces should be tiny. The salsa is on the chunky side not a smooth and liquid.
added on 2/13/2015 by Gary Laramore
Uncle Dan’s Salsa: My husband is the uncle who\’s salsa is the favorite of all his nieces and nephews! He passed away 4 years ago.This is in his memory!
1 28oz. Can of Stewed tomatoes3 unseeded Serrano Peppers1 bunch of cilantro 1 medium onion1T. Oregano1tsp. Cumin1tsp. Red wine vinegar2 large cloves of garlicPour all ingredients into a food processor and pulse
added on 2/12/2015 by Ellen Stecker
Avocado Lime Red Tomato Salsa: Satisfies your craving for Guacamole and Salsa in one dip!
Mix together in a large bowl or jar:1 – 7 3/4 oz can of El Pato, any style1 – 24 oz jar of Herdez Salsa Casera (mild, med or hot)1/2 Yellow onion, diced1/2 to 1 bunch of cilantro, chopped6 Serrano peppers, minced3 Green Jalapeno peppers, minced2 Red Jalapeno peppers (Fresno), minced1 Habanero pepper, minced (optional – very hot)4-6 Green onions, chopped1-2 Firm but ripe Avocados, choppedZest of 1/2 limeJuice of 2 limes1 tsp Salt1 tsp Black pepper1/2 tsp Cumin1/2 tsp Mexican Oregano flakes (crush them with your fingers first)Chill and serve with Chips or Mexican FoodPrepare with or without the avocados. Guaranteed to be YUMMY!
added on 2/12/2015 by Karla Grubb
Billy the Kid Salsa: This salsa is unique, in my opinion, because it is the only one of its kind, as far as I know.
The recipe is simple. One simply adds 4 tablespoons of mole to 8 ounces of the salsa from your restaurant. It will then have the taste of the old Southwest and can be used as a very versatile condiment.
added on 2/12/2015 by John Benguhe
Dorita’s Hot Sauce: Inexpensive, easy to mix and blend and very delicious.
Mix in blender whole can tomatoes, fresh garlic cloves, whole oregano, salt, pepper and red crushed peppers.
added on 2/12/2015 by Dora Perez
Partially Roasted: Everything but the tomatoes are roasted. A balance of spices and herbs, roasted and fresh ingredients help pull opposing flavors together for a smooth, medium spicy salsa.
3 – Hatch Chiles (or Anaheim) 2 – yellow peppers 2 – jalapenos (1 reserved) 1 – pasilla or poblano pepper 1 – medium white onion 10 – cloves garlic 6-10 – plumb or vine tomatoes 1 – bunch cilantro 1 – lime, red chili powder, ground oregano, ground cumin, sea salt, black pepper. Roast peppers (save 1 jalapeno), onion (quarter it) and the garlic on a grill or broil them. Remove skin and seed from peppers (your option as to how much of the seed you want to remove for spiciness). Place roasted items in blender and pulse until it starts to become a pulp like consistency. Quarter tomatoes, remove seeds. Chop up remaining jalapeno, remove seeds (optional again). Add to blender mixture and pulse till a pulp. (note, you may not need all tomatoes, I gradually add to the blender until I reach the 40z mark) Mixture will not be a brilliant red but it will turn overnight. Transfer contents to a sealable bowl, mix in 1tsp oregano, 1 tbsp chili power, 1/2 tsp ground cumin, 1/2 tsp black pepper, 1tbsp salt. Measurements are apx, add all to taste. Chop cilantro, add 3/4 cup, mix in with salsa. Seal and refrigerate overnight (or at least 6 hours). The next day, add more cilantro if needed. Refrigerate again and serve.
added on 2/12/2015 by Benjamin Turk
Zesty: Hatch green chili
crushed canned tomatoes, hatch green chili (Costco), garlic,green onion, cilantro to taste
added on 2/11/2015 by Linda Allardice
Spicy Sauce: So yummy
2 cans of hot rotel, whole tomatoes, 1/4 tsp of salt, sugar, cumin, juice of a lime, large jalapeno with seeds, cilantro and lil bit of yellow onion
added on 2/11/2015 by Erica Delavega
Taste Explosion
Saute and Chop 1 whole clove of garlic with 1 vidalia onion in olive oil add 2 sprigs of cilantro 2 chopped jalpenos with 4 diced beefsteak tomatoes serve chilled
added on 2/11/2015 by Drew Weissmuller
Suszanna’s Sassy’s Salsa: A Sassy combination of flavors that you can not say no to and can’t stop eating.
Hunts brand petite diced regular plain tomatoes – 2-28oz cans Yellow onion – 3 medium size Jalapeno peppers – 2 seeded Serrano peppers – 2 seeded Habanero pepper – 1 seeded Cilantro – large bunch Fresh lime juice Ground black pepper Chop all peppers, onions, cilantro, ground pepper,and lime juice together in small pieces Add petite tomatoes with the juice Best served with lime flavored tortilla chips, at room temperature, soon after making Longer it sits the hotter it gets
added on 2/11/2015 by Susan Berg
My Rice Wine Salsa
1 can(14 1/2oz.)diced Tomatoes.1 can(4 oz)diced green Chile peppers drained.1/2 Cup chopped green onions .1 tsp. rice wine vinegar. 1/2 tsp mexican seasoning. 1/4 tsp Garlic Powder. 1/4 tsp Onion Powder. In medium bowl stir together tomatoes, chile peppers, green onions, rice vinegar,mexican seasoning, garlic and onion powder. Salt and Pepper to taste. Cover and chill for 2 to 24 hrs. Serve with tortilla chips.
added on 2/11/2015 by Don Born
Simply Healthy: All fresh ingredients
8 Roma tomatoesJuice from 1 orange1/2 large red onion1/2 bunch cilantro1 med jalepeno pepper seeded1/2 teas sea salt1/2 teas black pepper1/2 teas red pepper Hot sauce as desiredMix all in a hand chopped for chunky quality. Store in refrigerator for 1/2 hour before serving to meld flavors
added on 2/11/2015 by Linda Balza
Mamacita’s Hot and Spicy: Taste and versatility. Good with chips, on tacos and tostados, on salad for a kick, as a condiment on soup and baked potato for a fat free alternative.
2 cups chopped Green Onion, 3- 4 cups chopped Roman Tomatoes (they keep their firmness) 3 cloves fresh garlic finely chopped.Nice handful of fresh Cilantro chopped, 2 or 3 good size Serrano Chiles diced fine. Leave seeds for more heat. Season with 1/2 tsp Mexican Oregano, tsp Sea Salt and fresh ground Pepper and 1/2 tsp Cumin, Juice of one lemon or 2 limes.1/2 to 1 whole can tomato sauce to help meld the flavors. Mix all together and enjoy. Chopped firm Avocado can be added for a nice blend of creamy and spicy
added on 2/11/2015 by Gwen Mark
Turbo Salsa: cocoa & tumeric
garlic, onion, jalepenos, tomatoes, red crushed peppers, turmeric, cocoa, fresh tomatoes, peppercinis, green chiles
added on 2/11/2015 by D Foedish
Pico de Gallo: Easy to make. Easy to adjust heat. For those who don’t like chunky salsa.
3-4 large tomatoes. 1 bunch cilantro. 2-3 jalapenos to taste (less for more mild pico). avocado (optional). 1 yellow or red onion (red gives it more kick). salt to taste. 1-2 lemons and limes to taste (can use one or the other or both).Chop onions, dice cliantro (without the stems). Blend jalapenos in a blender or mixer. Mix everything together in blender except for lemons and limes. Add juice from the lemons and limes to taste. Salt to taste. Refrigerate for at least one hour before serving.
added on 2/11/2015 by Kimberly Torgerson
Red Salsa: Quick and easy to make
1 lg can whole tomatoes. 1 small can diced green chiles. 3 T (or more to taste) Louisiana Red Hot Sauce (Frank\’s Red Hot or Crystal are fine too). 1 small onion chopped coarsely or 1 bunch green onions chopped coarsely. 1 T or more Adobo seasoning (in Spanish food section) 1/2 bunch cilantro, stems removed, chopped. 1 clove garlic. Blend together in blender or food processor until mixed, but still chunky. Season to taste with Adobo seasoning.
added on 2/11/2015 by Kimberly Torgerson
Tomatillo Salsa: Easily roasting your own chiles for this recipe
1 1/2 lb tomatillos, cooked in boiling water for 5 min. 1 onion (Vidalia) coarsely chopped. 2 roasted peeled and seeded serrano chiles (or 1 jalapeno). 1/2 bunch cilantro stems removed, coarsely chopped. 2T Abodo seasoning (in Spanish food section). 2 cloves garlic. 1/2 tsp sugar.To roast chiles (of any kind) put them under the broiler or in a hot, dry frying pan over med/high until they blister and brown, turning them often. Put the chiles immediately into a plastic bag or paper bag and close the top. Leave chiles in bag to steam for 5-10 min. Remove from bag and peel off skin under cold water. Remove seeds and discard. Put all into a blender or food processor and blend until mixed but still chunky. Season with more adobo to taste. You can make a milder version by substituting 2 anaheim chiles for the serranos. Serve with tortilla chips.
added on 2/11/2015 by Kimberly Torgerson
Nanas salsa: Fresh ingredients with a perfect kick of hotness.
6 Roma tomatoes 1 jalapeno 1 yellow chile, 1 garlic clove and 1 cerrano chile boiled. Peel tomatoes. Fresh cut cilantro,green onion and sweet onion. Wedge of lime squeezed, pinch of salt,garlic salt and chicken knorr seasoning. Blend everything together and serve.
added on 2/11/2015 by Amanda Hernandez
Poblano Salsa Dance: My salsa is unique in that it has added black olives and poblano peppers also. You get a little spice from the pepper & garlic and cilantro to taste. It’s not too mild, not too hot. Just a lot of delicious ingredients coming together for the BEST CONDIMENT EVER!!
This recipe makes about 2 cups of salsa2 poblano peppers1/2 pound of ripe tomatoes 1/2 small red onion 1/4 cup of sliced black olives 1 garlic clove, diced small 1 lime, juiced, about 2 tablespoonsChunky salt & light ground pepper1 tablespoon (or more) of diced Cilantro leaves You can roast the poblano peppers under a broiler, or over a gas burner (leave them directly on the burner grate and turn them regularly), or over a gas grill, until the skins are roughly blackened and charred.Chop the tomatoes, red onion, black olives, garlic and cilantro. Cut the stems off of the poblano peppers. Put everything into a blender or food processor with the lime juice and add salt & pepper to taste. Blend until combined. You can add a few tablespoons of water if you want to help make the salsa thinner.
added on 2/11/2015 by Michelle Buri
Norman Pico Salsa: The fresher, the better. This is a pico that does well fresh, but is still great a few days later as well.
6 roma tomatos diced,1 green pepper diced,1 yellow pepper diced,1 glove garlic minced,3 oz red wine, dry,1 dash salt,2 dash pepper,bushel cilantro chopped,1 diced jalepeno,lemon juice 1 lemon
added on 2/11/2015 by Dan Tech
Johnson’s Spicy Salsa: The combination of flavors from 3 different kinds of onions and the secret of sugar added add extra flavor and taste!
1 large can El Pato mexican style tomato sauce1 white onion diced1 yellow onion diced1 1/2 cups green onion diced1/4 cup sugar1/4 cup lime juice1 1/2 cups cilantro, diced1 tsp garlic salt1 tsp onion powder1tsp salt1 tsp pepper
added on 2/11/2015 by Heather Johnson
Char’s Fireball Surprise Salsa: Made with Fireball whiskey
1-14 oz. can diced tomatoes drained 1-10 oz. can orginal Rotel drained 1/2 small onion, roughly chopped 1 clove garlic, peeled and smashed 1/2-1 jalapeno, seeded or not depending on how spicy you like it 1 tsp. honey 1/2 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. ground cumin small to medium size handful of cilantro, washed juice of 1 lime- 2 shots fireball whiskeyPut all the ingredients in the food processor or blender. Pulse to combine for 30 seconds or until all the ingredients are finely chopped and salsa is desired consistency. Taste for seasoning and adjust to taste. Serve with chips or favorite dishes
added on 2/11/2015 by Charlene Cox
Say’n Salsa: Agave Sweetener and Olives added to the mix
2 – 10 oz cans Rotel Chopped Tomatoes1 TBSP chopped Garlic1 TBSP Onion Powder1 Red Pepper Chopped1 Cup Cilatro Leaves1 Lime Juiced1 Lemon Juiced1 Tsp Ground Cumin1 cup chopped red onion1/4 cup chopped black or green olive slicedCombine all ingredients in blender – except the sliced olives – Blend til Smooth – top with sliced olives
added on 2/11/2015 by Denise Eskildson
Pio Pico de Salsa: This is an old family recipe which can be modified easily to suit the different tastes of everybody, young and old, shy or bold. It is pretty basic so that you can add something unique to your specific taste should you choose to make it YOUR family recipe. Please do, we won\\\’t mind!
Tomatoes.Purple (or are they red?) Onions.Fresh Jalapeno peppers.One or more cloves of fresh garlic.Fresh cilantro leaves.Lime juice (optional)Ketchup.Salt and pepper to taste.Notice there are no measurements. Eyeball everything depending on how much you would like to make and how hot or mild you wish it to be. No worries, it will turn out fine. Scoop out the seeds of some beautiful ripe but still firm tomatoes and dice them up. Add diced purple onion. Take a couple of garlic cloves, smash them with a can to help get the peels off. Now finely chop the crushed garlic cloves and toss them in. Mix well then add some cilantro, either chopped for stronger flavor or whole leaves for color and milder flavor. Now come the jalapenos. Nice and fresh and diced smaller than you diced up the tomatoes and onions. No seeds, please unless you want it really hot. Squeeze in a touch of lime juice or lemon juice. Real or from a bottle Or none at all. Almost done…final and surprising ingredient…a squirt or two of ketchup. Yup…ketchup or catsup, which ever you prefer to call it. Sprinkle a dash of salt and a bit of ground pepper. Mix until you are proud of your colorful masterpiece. And remember, depending on whoever is going to be enjoying this lovely concoction, add more or less of the listed ingredients. Add this salsa to anything you like. Even those extra leftover tortillas in the back of the fridge will sing with this stuff on them!
added on 2/11/2015 by Marisol Hachenberg
Fresh is always best and the simmering makes all the flavors mingle and tastes terrific
5 fresh tomatoes1 1/2 cups canned crushed tomatoes 1 cup tomato paste 2 fresh bell peppers 3/4 to 1 cup chopped onion 5 fresh medium-hot jalapeno peppers or1/2 cup canned 1/2 to 1 bunch fresh cilantro 2 tablespoons salt 1/2 tablespoon cumin 1 teaspoon garlic powder Chop all fresh vegetables and combine all ingredients in saucepan,simmer 15 minutes, then bring to a boil. Remove from heat and let cool then add cilantro and 1-2 cups water
added on 2/11/2015 by Di Ingianni
Simple Salsa with a Kick: It is very simple, but delicious.
In a food processor dice 4 jalapenos, 3 serrano peppers, 1 bunch of green onions, empty into a bowl. In processor chop 1 28oz can tomatoes with 1 bunch cilantro, add to bowl. Add another can of diced tomatoes to bowl and Garlic salt to taste. Taste and Enjoy!!
added on 2/11/2015 by Tina Davis
Heather’s Taster’s Choice Salsa: the flavor is wonderful
1 pound Roma tomatoes chopped fine4-6 green onions chopped2 cloves of garlic minced2-3 fresh jalapeno seeded and chopped2T lime/lemon juice bunch of cilantro choppedA packet salsa seasoning mix (I use Concord from Wal-Mart found in the produce Dept. they have mild and hot)1 chopped chipotle pepper in adobo sauceIf you want to be saucier add:1 small can El Pato tomato sauce (green can is hot, yellow is milder)Salt to tasteYou can throw everything in a food processor or blender if you like it more saucy than chunky
added on 2/11/2015 by Heather Clelland
Jeanine’s Salsa: don’t know but it’s YUMMY!
1 Can whole peeled tomatoes1 Onion1 Green Pepper1 Jalapeno2 Tbs. Chili Powder2 Tbs. Garlic Salt1 Tb. Oregano1 T. Sugar1 T. VinegarPour most juice off of tomatoes and then pour tomatoes into blender. Add all ingredients pulse only add cilantro (1/2 cup)
added on 2/11/2015 by Dale Nonenmacher
Western WooHoo Salsa: a Big Batch with lots of color with a couple of drops of a special ingredient.
4 fresh ripe roma tomatoes – diced 1 of each – green, red and yellow peppers – diced1 small onion -diced 1 tsp of minced garlic 1-3 jalapeos ( diced ) hotter the better 3 tbsp of lime juice 1 tbsp of sea saltA few drops of Maggi (Jugo)Mix ahead of time and set in refrigerator to marinate Store in air-tight containers or jars
added on 2/9/2015 by Linda Warner
Green Salsa
Sizzling Serrano Salsa: Easy and delicious
1 medium onion, 5 cloves garlic,One bunch of cilantro, Juice of 1 lime, 2 cans of Rotelle tomatoes with lime and celantro, 2-3 Serrano peppers, 1 tablespoon garlic salt, 1tablespoon Montreal steak seasoning, 1 tablespoon cumin. Put all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth.Serve with your favorite chips or Mexican food.
added on 2/11/2015 by Tamara White
Garden fresh: use home grown chiles and tomatoes when possible
6lbs tomatoes, lots of anahiem green chilies, fresh garlic, cilantro green onions, 2 jalapio peppers, 1 can tomato sauce.
added on 2/12/2015 by Barbara Paschke
Green Goddess: No cooking necessary! This salsa is a snap to make. It’s healthy, smooth and delicious with a bit of a kick. It goes very well on flautas and as a dip with chips.It complements beef tacos as well. For those people that are not crazy about tomatoes. This is the salsa for them.
Remove seeds from fresh jalapenos. The amount of jalapenos you use will depend on how spicy you want the salsa. 1 – 2 large jalapenos gives the recipe a good kick. Rough chop them. Rough chop half an onion. Rough chop 3 fresh garlic cloves. Blend these three ingredients with a cup of water in a blender until smooth. Spoon the pulp out of 3-4 avocados and add to mixture. Spoon 3 tablespoons of sour cream into the mix, add salt and pepper to taste and blend until smooth. Depending on the creaminess of the avocados you may need to add a bit more water. This salsa should be smooth and you should be able to pour it easily. Taste the final product for spiciness and creaminess. The color should be a light fresh green. At this point, you can add more jalapenos or more cream to taste.
added on 2/11/2015 by Blanca Marquez
Hot tomatillo avocado salsa: I’ve never ever seen or come across any salsa like it! It’s always a hit at my parties and get togethers!
2 avocados 6 tomatillos1/2 bell pepperHandful cilantro1/4 cup pickled jalapeos (more or less depending on spice)1/4 cup juice from pickled jalepenos 8oz sour cream cut everything in small pieces, and put in blender! Blend until no large clumps.
added on 2/11/2015 by Amanda Vise
Fruit Salsa
Mango Pineapple Avocado Salsa: variety of fruit and vegetables
Mango Pineapple Avocado Salsa2 large mango peeled, seeded and chopped2 20oz can pineapple chunks drained or fresh if available chop into small chunks2 avocados peeled seeded and chopped c chopped red onion c chopped green onion c chopped cilantro2 T reserved pineapple juice4 T lime juice2 T lemon juice2 fresh jalapeno finely chopped (leave in seeds in you like hot)Makes 8 C adjust accordingly to taste or amount desired
added on 2/11/2015 by Heather Clelland
Sweet, Spicy & Simple: The mangos and strawberries make this salsa sweet and refreshing. But the jalapeno kicks it up a notch. The cilantro adds an extra layer of flavor that keeps people coming back for more! Easy to prepare and even easier to eat!
1 mango, diced— 5-8 Strawberries diced— 1 jalapeno, diced and seeded— 1-2 sprigs of cilantro— Combine and chill for an hour or more.
added on 2/11/2015 by Heather Lawson
Pina Colada Tropical Salsa: This fun salsa is a great addition to any hot Arizona afternoon
1 cup pineapple, 1/4 cup mango, 1/2 cup red onion, 1/2 cup jicama, 1 Anaheim pepper, 1 jalapeno pepper, 1 cup chopped cilantro, 2 limes, 2 tablespoons coconut cream, 1 teaspoon rum extract, 1 teaspoon ginger paste, 2 tablespoons shredded coconut. Dice pineapple, mango, red onion and jicama. Add finely diced peppers and chopped cilantro. In a separate bowl, combine juice and zest from 2 limes, coconut cream, rum extract and ginger. Fold into pineapple mixture. Allow to marinate for at least two hours. Add shredded coconut. For an adult version of this salsa rum may be substituted for the extract
added on 2/9/2015 by Darlene Buerger
Red Hot Strawberry Salsa: Sweet and Spicy! Like hot cinnamon candies, with vivid red color.
3 Roma Tomatoes, 1 Red Onion, 1 Red Bell Pepper, 1 or 2 Red Fresno Pepper(s), 2 limes, 3 or 4 cloves garlic, 10 strawberries, 1 Bunch Cilantro, 1/2 Tsp. (or more) Roasted Saigon Cinnamon,1/2 Tsp. (or more) Sea Salt, 1 Tbs. Strawberry Jelly – – -Dice the mild ingredients (Tomatoes, Bell Pepper, Strawberries) in larger chunks. Finely dice the Red Onion. Mince the garlic and Fresno pepper. Rinse and dry cilantro. Pluck about a palm full of leaves (no stems) from the cilantro bunch. Mince leaves, and add to bowl. Squeeze juice from 2 limes over salsa. Add cinnamon, salt, and jelly. Stir and let set for several hours before serving. Makes about 1 1/2 to 2 cups of salsa, perfect for a family meal for 4 people. Double the amounts for larger groups or for parties. – – – – Note that hot peppers can vary in heat from season to season, and depending where they are grown. Adjust for personal preference. The finer you mice the pepper, the more the heat will be spread evenly throughout the salsa with no unexpected surprises! Use one pepper to keep the flavor sweet and mild. Add more peppers and more cinnamon to increase the heat. The milder version is sweet and very kid-friendly, with a flavor somewhat like hot cinnamon candies.
added on 2/5/2015 by Sommer Prosser
Other
3 Pepper Special Salsa: The mixture of Serrano, Jalapeno, and Habanero and the option for adding mango or papaya 🙂
Serves 2-4 depending on portion size.1 Jalapeno diced finely.1 Serrano diced finely.1 Habanero diced finely.5 Med-Large Tomatoes diced. 1 sweet onion diced finely.Fresh Oregano diced or minced.Fresh Cilantro diced or minced – both to your personal taste desired. Dash of Garlic Salt. 1 TBS fresh squeezed Lime juice. Optional: 1 diced small Papaya or Mango. Let stand for 30-60 minutes and serve with Chips
added on 2/15/2015 by Sandy Featherston
Apache Bob’s Spanish/ Peruvian Salsa: Fresh, full flavors, hearty, with sparkles of flavor from Key Limes
3 lbs Roma Tomatoes, ripe but firm (riper makes more watery Salsa)2 medium sized Onions, brown or sweet onions from Georgia 3-4 Garlic ClovesBunch (up to a hand full or cup) fresh Cilantro leaves, no stems (unless finely chopped).1 green and 1 red Bell Pepper, seeds and veins removedHot Peppers rule of thumb: Use one Hot pepper to 4 large Roma Tomatoes.(for milder Salsa, add one medium Pablamo to 4 Roma Tomatoes)For Peruvian salsa substitute Rocoto chilies (if you can find them)3 medium sized Key Limes, freshly juiced, save fine zest for sparkles of flavor at the end.2 Tablespoons Tomato Paste, (amount varies to reduce watery Salsa and thickens the Salsa) however, too much makes the Salsa sweeter.Seasoning:Sea Salt: 1/2 teaspoon, (none for Low Sodium Diets).Cumin (smoky flavor, 2 teaspoons)Preparation:Dice onions and garlic fine, heat skillet with grape seed oil (1 Tbl spoon) flash cook the onion and garlic for about 15 seconds, stirring constantly, remove from heat and save in separate bowl.Then place the tomatoes cut in half, with the skin side down in the hot pan with a little bit of boiling water to steam off the skins. Remove tomatoes and then remove the skins. Dice half the tomatoes into 1/4 squares, set aside in separate bowl. Blend the remaining half along with 2 tablespoons of tomato paste to thicken and reduce watery texture. (gives a slight sweet taste).Finely chop parsley and hot pepper chille, bell pepper, and celery. (poblano peppers make mild salsa). Remember to remove the seeds and veins from the peppers where the heat is located.Combine the above ingredients and add a little bit of cumin, and fresh key lime juice to taste. Stir well. Throw in the zest from the key Limes at the end for bursts of flavor and mix well.Makes enough Salsa for one hungry dude, or 10 regular folks.Serve cold with chips, and warm with other hot dishes.
added on 2/13/2015 by Bob Hanks
Fresca Italiano: An Italian spin!
10 diced Roma tomatoes1 sm diced green pepper2 diced jalapenos1 diced fresh green chili2 diced serrano peppers2 diced anaheim yellow peppers1 bunch diced green onions4-5 cloves of minced fresh garlicfresh chopped basil to tastesea salt to taste
added on 2/11/2015 by Lisa Freidhof
Rosa del Viento: Only one I’ve ever seen.
2 whole onions, caramelized in a pan with oil. 6 roasted habaneros. 6 cloves of roasted garlic. Take caramelized onions, garlic and roasted habaneros (no seeds) with oil, and blend until completely liquefied. Then put back in the pot and simmer to bring all the flavors out. Amounts can be altered to taste and/or heat. NOT necessarily good for chips, but hands down the best salsa for food, add to other salsas for heat/flavor etc. Love it!! Thank you! Love Macayo. I go almost every day.
added on 2/11/2015 by Ross Tucker
Kattie’s Salsa: My salsa has a sweet upfront flavor with a hot kick at the end! This salsa has been something I came up with and make for many functions.
1/4 cup Lime Juice e1/2 cup Vinegar Cilantro chopped1 Red, 1 yellow and 2 green peppers for color and flavor1/2 oniontbsp garlic4 tomatoes4-5 jalepeno peppers mix it all together, let it marinate and sit to let the flavors marry. Enjoy!!
added on 2/11/2015 by Kattie Allen
Avocado Pico
2 Roma Tomatoes, 1 jalapeno, 1 Avocado, onion to taste, garlic, oregano, salt, pepper. Chop, toss and let sit for 15 minutes
added on 2/11/2015 by Patricia Adams
Marie’s mild 4 ingredient salsa: very mild for the old folks
1 large can of tomatoes1 small can diced green chilies1 bunch of green onions1 tablespoon of Lawreys garlic salt Put all in blender and pulse a few times just to chop the green onions and mix thats it
added on 2/11/2015 by Marie Henthorn
Fire roasted Pepper/cilantro salsa verde: Mine has red and green chili peppers plus sweet but kickin fresh pine-apple cilantro pop!
Chop 1 medium onion1 teaspoon or more fresh chopped garlic1 teaspoon or more of your fav hot sauce1 small can of chopped green chili\’s and 1 small can chopped fire-roasted red peppers1 small can red chopped chili\’peppers w/mexican seasoning2 or more tablespoons fresh chopped cilantroquarter cup minced freshly cut pineappleAdd salt and pepper to taste and anyMexican seasonings you may like. I like the one that actually is a combo and says \”Mexican Seasoning.\”Quarter to half cup green verde sauceone cup freshly diced tomatoes.Toss all together in a bowl, chill and serve with warm tortilla chips, diced avacados and some shredded queso fresco cheese or colby jack.ENJOY!!!!!
added on 2/11/2015 by Jody Frein
