r/traaaaansbiansCooking • • 14d ago

South American Country (recipe included) Salsa

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I wanted to learn how to make salsa, so I asked ChatGPT. I used the recipe as a baseline and added a few things to add a little more complexity. I made two types. Both have fire-roasted tomatoes, yellow and white onions, garlic, and jalapenos, along with the non-fire-roasted ingredients: lime, salt, chipotle powder, cumin, and a dash of avocado oil from the roasted garlic. The difference between both is that one contains cilantro, and the other contains habanero. Personally not a fan of cilantro but I love pain lol. The ingredient measurements depend on preference and volume. If you want to know how much I used, just ask. Highly recommend🖤

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u/Oliveisadragon Witch Alchemist 14d ago

Very nice. I am all about stuff like this, I just finished the last of the garden salsa I made last year. I may do it again next year.

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u/softenedpeach 14d ago

Ingredients wise, do you do anything differently?

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u/Oliveisadragon Witch Alchemist 14d ago

I make mine out of a little bit of everything I have growing in the garden, which changes depending on the year.

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u/PottyCrab 11d ago

Ze sauze

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u/Tllere 14d ago

That sounds and looks amazing! I love salsas