Salsa
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Joined: 08-20-2006
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From: Hillsdale, Michigan
Salsa
Went to a traveling fleemarket sale today at our local college and picked up some really good salsa. Check them out here: SalsaMagnifico. We picked up the Mild Cilantro Salsa, Original Red Medium Clovis Salsa, and the Raspberry BBQ Chipotle Salsa. Also tried the Pineapple Salsa which was good and the Original Red X-Hot Salsa which was good but we wouldn't be able to eat much of because of the heat.
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Joined: 03-12-2006
Posts: 6,543
From: Lake Isabella CA
Oh great, now I want chips n' salsa!
I have yet to make pineapple salsa. It sounds good though.
My salsa recipe is very easy....
6 (or so) tomatoes
1 onion
1 bunch cilantro
1-2 cloves garlic
1-2 habanero peppers
(if you don't like it that hot, use 1-2 of your favorite pepper)
Slice everything into 1/4's and throw it in the blender. Do not add liquid.
Another of my cooking favorites is a seasoning called Trail Dust.
It can be found at www.OldTexan.com
It's very very mild and has a BBQ'r type flavor.
I have yet to make pineapple salsa. It sounds good though.
My salsa recipe is very easy....
6 (or so) tomatoes
1 onion
1 bunch cilantro
1-2 cloves garlic
1-2 habanero peppers
(if you don't like it that hot, use 1-2 of your favorite pepper)
Slice everything into 1/4's and throw it in the blender. Do not add liquid.
Another of my cooking favorites is a seasoning called Trail Dust.
It can be found at www.OldTexan.com
It's very very mild and has a BBQ'r type flavor.
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Joined: 07-26-2007
Posts: 1,789
From: Pekin, Illinois
Oh great, now I want chips n' salsa!
I have yet to make pineapple salsa. It sounds good though.
My salsa recipe is very easy....
6 (or so) tomatoes
1 onion
1 bunch cilantro
1-2 cloves garlic
1-2 habanero peppers
(if you don't like it that hot, use 1-2 of your favorite pepper)
Slice everything into 1/4's and throw it in the blender. Do not add liquid.
Another of my cooking favorites is a seasoning called Trail Dust.
It can be found at www.OldTexan.com
It's very very mild and has a BBQ'r type flavor.
I have yet to make pineapple salsa. It sounds good though.
My salsa recipe is very easy....
6 (or so) tomatoes
1 onion
1 bunch cilantro
1-2 cloves garlic
1-2 habanero peppers
(if you don't like it that hot, use 1-2 of your favorite pepper)
Slice everything into 1/4's and throw it in the blender. Do not add liquid.
Another of my cooking favorites is a seasoning called Trail Dust.
It can be found at www.OldTexan.com
It's very very mild and has a BBQ'r type flavor.
I'll probably have to go order some from the site too
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Joined: 11-23-2007
Posts: 8,210
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