SALSA 2015
The following ingredients are minced in a food processor.
2 cups loosely packed fresh basil leaves
1 whole bulb of garlic, peeled of course
20 smallish Jalapeno peppers, stem ends removed
4 cups minced yellow onions
Put all of that in the pot and then add ~
8 teaspoons sea salt
3 Tablespoons chili powder
3 teaspoons ground cumin
1 Tablespoon dried oregano
3/4 cup raw apple cider vinegar
1 1/4 cups lemon juice (I used bottled)
Next, you will chop fresh tomatoes, coarsely, in the food processor. I only used "grape" tomatoes, because that's what I had. Roma tomatoes would be an excellent choice. It took about 1/3 of a bushel. Put them in the pot until it is nearly full.
Carefully bring it to a simmer, stirring often. Add ~
4 small cans of tomato paste and stir well. Heat through.
I processed all of this in pint jars for 40 minutes in my steam canner. (A water-bath needs the same time.)
I got 15 pints. Here are some of them:
Enjoy!
It looks deelicious!
ReplyDeleteLots of salsa! :) I just posted a recipe using the cherry tomatoes salsa, but you can use any type of salsa. It is another of my grandma's recipes. But is is very popular in my country. Regards!
ReplyDeleteLooks (and sounds) yummy!
ReplyDeleteI can almost smell it burbling away!
ReplyDeleteI just recently made an easy Spanish rice recipe I found online by adding a cup of salsa with the cooking liquid when making rice. I was a little skeptical but it turned out really good!
That sounds really interesting. So... you substitute some salsa for some of the water, or add it in addition?
DeleteThe recipe calls for 1 1/2 cups rice to 2 cups broth/water and 1 cup salsa. You can saute the dried rice with some diced onions before adding the liquid/salsa to give it extra flavor. Very easy and good!
DeleteThank you. It sounds so nice. I will try it!
DeleteExcited to try!!!
ReplyDelete:) I hope you will let me know how you like it!
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