Things You'll Need:
- 4-6 Tomatillos
- 2 Poblanos
- 2-4 Green Chili Peppers
- 2-4 Jalapenos
- 1 Onion
- 3 Cloves of Garlic
- Kosher Salt
- Sugar
- Pot of Water
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Step 1
Peel your tomatillos. Tomatillos are a mildly hot pepper, which look a bit like a tomato wrapped in green paper. (Many grocery stores classify it as a tomato, as a matter of fact.) You will want 4-6 decent-sized tomatillos. Peel off the paper skin. The tomatillos will feel "sticky," so just wash thoroughly. Toss into a pot of water.
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Step 2
PoblanosAdd rest of hot peppers. You really do not need to cut up your hot peppers. Just cut off the stems and add the whole peppers to your pot of water. I use jalapenos, green chili peppers, and poblanos. (I especially like the flavor that poblanos seem to impart to the salsa. They are also relatively mild in terms of heat, so do not be afraid.) You can add any other type of hot green pepper that you wish.
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Step 3
Peel and quarter your onion. Use whatever type of onion you like but make sure that it is a fairly good size. I prefer vidalias or red onions.
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Step 4
Add about 3 peeled cloves of garlic. You can add more or less, depending on your taste buds.
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Step 5
Gently boil your peppers, onions, and garlic until the tomatillos turn from their original bright green color to a dull green. Drain and place everything into a blender. Add some kosher salt to taste. (I have found that kosher salt adds a much better flavor to salsas than any other type of salt.) Also, add about a tablespoon of sugar. Blend until smooth and serve.













Comments
40skydiver said
on 2/28/2009 Great recipe. 5*
msjoanna said
on 2/26/2009 i love mexican food, thanks! rated.
rayjsm said
on 2/26/2009 Thanks for the recipe 5* and added to my favs
ampersand said
on 2/26/2009 This looks delicious!
labellefleur100 said
on 2/24/2009 I love Salsa Verde! Again you have hit my favorites folder! 5*