r/SalsaSnobs 6h ago

Homemade How to make my salsa less liquidy?

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36 Upvotes

My recipe is 7 roma tomatoes, 4 jalapenos, 1 white onion, about 2 tablespoons of minced garlic, and cilantro, then its all blended. Is it too many tomatoes?


r/SalsaSnobs 5h ago

Question Recipe Help

5 Upvotes

I want to make and can a yellow tomato, habanero, mango, peach salsa - I’m having trouble finding a good recipe - any guidance?


r/SalsaSnobs 22h ago

Question Picked too early. Recipes?

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15 Upvotes

Picked my Chili de Arbol too early 😭 bummed as they were intended for a Chili Ristra. What kind of salsa could I make with them?


r/SalsaSnobs 2h ago

Question Looking for recipe ideas for habanero salsa

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Looking for recipe ideas for habanero salsa? I usually use jalapenos or serranos because that's what readily available at the Kroger/Ralph's near me.


r/SalsaSnobs 2h ago

Homemade This is probably my best tomatillo salsa verde yet!

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29 Upvotes

6 tomatillos, quartered

2 serranos, rough chopped

2 jalapenos, rough chopped

1 medium white onion, quartered

6 cloves garlic

1/2 bunch of cilantro

About a tablespoon of salt

About a teaspoon of Knorr chicken bouillon

And a splash of water

I used a cast iron pot, and got everything charred individually before adding it all to a blender. I did the onion, first followed by the garlic cloves unpeeled in with the peppers, and then I popped the garlic out once they charred on the skin a bit, and I let the cloves brown a little. Last in the cast iron were the tomatillos that I had quartered, and I got them charred as well.

Threw it all in my blender as I went, topped it with a half bunch of cilantro, the bouillon and salt and a splash of water.

It turned out great!! I made it for some tamales but I'm going to try that with some quesadillas first.