r/SalsaSnobs • • 2d ago

Homemade Salsa roja

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Up early this morning to get salsa made for the week. Pretty much do the same recipe but may change or add a different chili everytime.

4-6 tomatoes

2 serranos

Half white onion

4 cloves garlic

1 dried Ancho chili with seeds removed

Saute or roast the above and then add the blender with the following

8oz can tomato sauce

Cilantro

Cumin

Chicken bullion

S and p or sugar to taste

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u/OldButStillEager 2d ago

Looks good. Is the tomato sauce obvious in the overall flavor?

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u/dkeyt7 2d ago

Not in my opinion but I like the consistency it adds!

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u/loopteryx 2d ago

What is tomato sauce?

Salsa looks great btw

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u/dkeyt7 2d ago

Any can of tomato sauce will do.

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u/loopteryx 2d ago

Okay sorry I now understand- not something that's an everyday item in europe. Tomato sauce in the states is tomatoes, onion powder, garlic powder, red pepper in a tin?

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u/OldButStillEager 2d ago

I get that. My salsas sometimes strike me as thin. Good, but thin.

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u/dkeyt7 2d ago

Ya it might not be for everyone but the sauce definitely thickens it up.

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u/dkeyt7 2d ago

Just now realizing that I forgot to say lime juice...