Went to the grocery store last week..was in the produce section.. A very large plastic jar of "GARDEN FRESH" Mexican salsa, caught my attention..I put it in the cart..it costs 5.99$ a jar..got up to the check out..when an idea hit me.. I can my tomatoes, and all kinds of other things..why not make my own salsa..:) so I told the...
Provided by Cindy Rice
Categories Other Snacks
Number Of Ingredients 9
Steps:
- 1. THIS IS EASY: :)
- 2. Take 2 very large garden fresh tomatoes, wash dirt off them, and core..
- 3. Place in blender..( or food processor..) blend on liquefy setting..til liquified.. Lol
- 4. Add your creole seasonings,cumen, and your sugar to liquified tomatoes..blend a little more to incorporate your seasonings through out..
- 5. Taste..( yummy..) Place in a sauce pan.. Bring to boil, turn heat down and simmer for 30 minutes...stirring occasionally ....till thickened up a bit..( it does thicken, just not a lot..)
- 6. Turn off burner, set aside and let cool..
- 7. Meanwhile , prepare your remaining tomatoes , jalepeno s, and onions, etc...while sauce is simmering..:) dice onions small, jalepeno much smaller, and your papaya diced fairly large( not huge..the orangey chunks in photo are papaya.. That'll give you an idea....what ever sz you wish really..depends on if you like your salsa chunky or not..:)
- 8. Chop your tomatoes, onions, jalepeno s,green peppers( if putting them in), and papaya, ( dice your papaya a little larger then the rest..you can dice veggies, according to your sz preference) ..
- 9. Place all in bowl..sprinkle a little creole seasonings, and a little cumen in...and a few splashes of apple cider vinegar..
- 10. Place in sauce pan..bring to boil..turn down heat, and summer till veggies are tender, but not cooked all the way through..salsa consistency..( you may have to taste test to determine salsa consistency..lol) Roughly( guessing ) 20-30 min..give or take( I didn't time it)
- 11. When done..place in colander and drain.. Shake colander a few times..place in a bowl to mix and cool..
- 12. Now, take your cooled down, yummy, tomatoey sauce and stir in about 3-4 TBL. Of it, to the veggie mix.,
- 13. Add a few twists of the sea salt..stir. Done:)
- 14. Taste..keep in mind that the creole seasoning and the cumen go a very long way..you can always add more heat if needed..but remember..less is better as you have the heat from the jalepeno s to consider also...
- 15. Before you adjust according to taste..make sure your tomato sauce has been stirred in first.. Also add a few( very little) sprinkles of garlic powder..barely so as there is only the slightest hint..
- 16. Stir, jar up, and refridgerate..also, keep in mind, that while this is setting overnight in the fridge..your flavors are gonna get stronger as they have a chance to meld together better..:)
- 17. I mixed this according to the way I like it..tomato, pap at ratio is larger then onion ration( not fond of raw onions), and a little jalepeno goes a long way..lol..the first time I made this I left out the green pepper..I did put some in the second batch..either way is good..your choice..:)
- 18. And lastly..? After sitting over night in fridge...ENJOY! Unless you can't wait..lol..then let it set in fridge for at least a couple of hrs.. Makes 20 oz.b
- 19. The rest of the sauce you can jar up and save it to create something else really yummy..:) Like I did..:) I used it to make my chille last night..:)
- 20. NOTE: after it had refridgerated..adjust taste as desired..or if it is great..?? Just grab whatever and start dipping..:) ENJOY!
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ekse DJ Liam SA 2.0
[email protected]I highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking for a delicious and refreshing salsa.
Demisha Hines
[email protected]This salsa is the perfect addition to any Mexican-inspired dish. It adds a burst of flavor that takes the meal to the next level.
Rana Badri
[email protected]I love the vibrant colors of this salsa. It's so inviting and makes me want to dig in.
Prayash Shrestha
[email protected]Absolutely delicious! The salsa is a perfect blend of sweet, tangy, and spicy.
Niraj Ghimire
[email protected]This salsa is a game-changer for my taco nights. It's so much better than store-bought salsa.
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[email protected]I was pleasantly surprised by how well the papaya complemented the other ingredients. It added a unique twist to the classic salsa recipe.
Harlym
[email protected]Great recipe! The salsa is easy to make and packed with flavor. I especially love the hint of sweetness from the papaya.
Ashley Gomez
[email protected]The salsa was a hit at my last party. The vibrant colors and refreshing taste made it a standout.
Cynthia Burgess
[email protected]I've made this salsa countless times and it never disappoints. My family and friends rave about it, requesting it at every gathering.
Peninah Chepkirui
[email protected]This fresh garden and papaya salsa is an absolute delight! The combination of sweet papaya, tangy tomatoes, and aromatic herbs creates a symphony of flavors that dances on your palate.