If I had to choose only one food to have forever, my favorite-est thing, it would be chips and salsa. I could eat them every single day.
No chips? Just use saltines!
And ever since my college roommate gave me an easy salsa recipe, that has been my go-to method for 20 years. I make it several times a year whether I buy canned tomatoes or use my garden ones. You can make it with yellow or even green tomatoes!
It reminds me of restaurant style.
Roommate Chari's salsa recipe
2 cans whole tomatoes (mostly drained, though I save the liquid and freeze it for soups)
1 can diced green chiles
2 cloves garlic, chopped
2 Tbsp dried cilantro or 40 to 60 fresh cilantro leaves (about a 1/3 to 1/2 a bunch)
1/2 to 2/3 small onion
Salt and pepper to taste
A splash of lemon juice
* If you want spicy, add a fresh jalapeno or a couple Tbsp of jarred, or if you're really adventurous a little bit of habanero.
Blend in blender or food processor until desired consistency.
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Thank you so much for this recipe. I don't buy salsa because most of it has added sugar. Perfect that this recipe has NO SUGAR!!
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought of that, but you're right, there's a reason I like this over store-bought, no sugar!
Deletelooks good! I've used can rotel and cilantro before. Gotta love easy recipes!
ReplyDeleteYummo! This sounds awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love the real foods and how simple it is! You have my approval!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Thank you very much :)
DeleteI have to find out what Cilantro leave is. I should make this salsa if I can get all those ingredients. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh I love cilantro. It has a really interesting flavor different than other leafy spices.
DeleteThis IS easy and it sounds sooooo good. I want to make some for football this coming Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious!! My husband loves the organic chili from Walmart. Now I can make it and he can stop buying that garbage! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy and easy! I want to start making more things from scratch. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCindy from Superheroes and Teacups
I love to make things from scratch. I wish I had more time for it!
DeleteSalsa is one of my favorites. My newest kick is Simply Tostitos Pineapple Peach salsa. But it really doesn't compare to homemade!
ReplyDeleteWow, pineapple peach salsa sounds really good. I've never even seen it!
DeleteI just put up my last batch of garden fresh hot sauce. It is chilling out here and the backyard peppers are done. But I have enough for the winter to keep me warm.
ReplyDeleteCraig, I wish I could give yours a try! I wish we would have had more tomatoes so I could have frozen some :( Maybe next year.
DeleteMmmm... make it heavy on the cilantro and I am in! :) Thanks for sharing the awesome recipe. PINNED!
ReplyDelete~Lorelai
Life With Lorelai
Me too! I LOVE cilantro. Thanks Lorelai!
DeleteThis looks very tasty. We LOVE salsa and are always looking for a different way to make it. Pinning!
ReplyDeleteThank you Missy! This reminds me of restaurant style which is my favorite.
DeleteI have my canned salsa which is similar, but I'll have to remember this for when I need fresh!
ReplyDeleteOne of these days I'm going to can something and I will be so happy with myself! :)
DeleteThis is so great! I'll have to check it out soon!
ReplyDeleteThis looks and sounds delicious! I will have to make this soon, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMmm... I do miss salsa n chips! Thanks for joining in the hop, Steph!
ReplyDeleteThanks Becca for stopping by! Chips and salsa is my fav :)
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