Salsa verde is a condiment with roots in Central American cuisine. Consisting of chopped tomatillo, jalapeños, onions and cilantro, it is commonly added as a topping for tacos, burritos or…
Salsa pairs well with tortilla chips and is often served as an appetizer. Instead of purchasing store-bought salsas that may contain preservatives and unnecessary ingredients, you can make your own at…
If you love salsa and the taste of fresh summertime tomatoes, then try canning your own salsa. Growing your own garden will provide many fresh vegetables that you can enjoy during the winter by…
Cold-pack canning is a process of preparing and canning fresh foods that are not fully cooked before processing. This entails longer processing time for the foods in the canner and a scrupulous…
Campari tomato salsa with clementines and Anaheim chiles is a unique salsa that combines the best of Southwestern cuisine with elements of Asian fusion and California cuisine. It makes a wonderful…
Barbecued clams, often simply flavored with sea salt and the smokiness provided by a charcoal grill or smoker, are a popular summer dish in coastal towns throughout the world. However, barbecued clams…
Salsa was introduced to the United States by Mexican natives. Salsa is a staple in Mexican restaurants, served with tortilla chips. Salsa and chips can be found among snack foods, along with other…
A molcajete is a Mexican mortar and pestle made from basalt, or volcanic rock. Basalt is porous, so food flavors carry on from one use to the next. Salsa is traditionally made in a molcajete. The…
Salsa is a great dish to make in the fall, when you have lots of extra tomatoes in your garden. Salsa originated in the Incan empire, and this delicious combination of spices, chilies, tomatoes and…
You'll never want to buy salsa in a jar once you try this blender salsa recipe. With several fresh ingredients, you'll have an authentic salsa that could be served with chips or warmed to serve with…
Pineapple salsa is a delicious blend of both sweet and spicy. Mix up a batch to enjoy as a snack with fresh tortilla chips or serve it on Mexican dishes.
In the summer especially, nothing beats spicy food. Try jalapeno salsa by using fresh or canned tomatoes, grilled or roasted with jalapenos. Use half or less of the suggested jalapenos for a milder…
When appetizers get spilled, the host is left to clean up the mess. While its almost impossible to prevent your guests from the occasional accident, you can clean up the stain quickly and get on with…
If you can't decide whether to have salsa or guacamole with your tortilla chips, combine both to create a salsa guacamole recipe. Use fresh tomatoes and avocados or start with a jar of ready made…
While staying at The Four Seasons in Mexico, I fell in LOVE with the delicious salsa they serve their guests at every meal. Dipping simple corn tortilla chips into this mexican salsa was the…
The bright, fresh flavors of this uncooked salsa verde are at their most intense when the salsa is fresh, so make it just before you plan to serve it.
Football season is here and a few of your closest buddies have decided to make your place the hangout spot for watching the game. This year spice things up a bit by making a killer salsa.
I seldom make anything with exact measurements. You will want to try this and adjust the quantities to match your desired flavor. Increase the quantities to allow extras for pasta the next…
Roberto's grandmother handed down this family recipe. He makes it a bit hotter than she did and serves it on barbecue steak, eggs, beans, quesedillas and sandwiches - "anything but cereal." It serves…
This salsa is great on tostadas with carnitas and refried black beans, as well as plain with chips. Serves a small get-together.
This spicy salsa is similar to many of the best bottled habanero sauces on today's market. Habanero (or Scotch Bonnet) chilies are the most potent of all peppers. Makes about 2 cups.