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into the hot jars now
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after the mixing and cooking
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this is the first time I have canned salsa |
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it smells really good, too
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So after canning for what felt like days on end last summer, during this winter, we realized that one of the things we often eat and didn't can was salsa! With a good supply of tomatoes, I decided to make salsa. I made a sort of "un-recipe" I call it, because I followed no particular recipe and can't remember what I did, exactly.... Then I further complicated the un-recipe by making another batch and not remember what I put into that! (except more cilantro, less sugar and more crushed pepper)
But, here's how it all went down:
tomatoes
onions
garlic
roasted tomatillos
roasted bell peppers
roasted jalapeƱos
roasted garlic
cilantro
lime/lemon juice
salt
pepper
cumin
chili powder
crushed pepper
vinegar
sugar
And then it went down on a tortilla chip.
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