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Old 05-16-2007, 08:01 AM
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How much is too much? I've got to try this!

So you do use either kind of peppers? We always have both at the house. Jon eats them whole, with just about anything. But he keeps the canned ones too. So I could go either way.
Here is a quick and easy recipe.

Food processor, hot house tomatos (6 large), spanish onion, garlic (couple of cloves) or powder, 4-6 sprigs of cilantro, salt, lime or lime juice(teaspoon), 2-3 jalapenos (more if you lika da spicy)

Boil tomoatos and then take off skin.
Roast peppers in oven (grill setting) as per previous post.

combine all ingredients in food processor NOT BLENDER!!! and enjoy, mmmmm.

Take those store bought corn tortillas, Mission if ya can get em, cut into wedges, deep fry, salt and then happy dipping into your new easy salsa!

And in advance I will say, "You're Welcome" he he
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Old 05-16-2007, 08:08 AM
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seeded or whole jalapeņos?

fresh or canned or does it matter?
All fresh veggies, except I did use minced garlic out of a little bottle.

The jalapeņos were seeded or whole depends how hot you like it.

Some times I will throw a Jabaņero pepper in there just for fun.

I like lots of cilantro.
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Old 05-16-2007, 08:56 AM
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Here is a quick and easy recipe.

Food processor, hot house tomatos (6 large), spanish onion, garlic (couple of cloves) or powder, 4-6 sprigs of cilantro, salt, lime or lime juice(teaspoon), 2-3 jalapenos (more if you lika da spicy)

Boil tomoatos and then take off skin.
Roast peppers in oven (grill setting) as per previous post.

combine all ingredients in food processor NOT BLENDER!!! and enjoy, mmmmm.

Take those store bought corn tortillas, Mission if ya can get em, cut into wedges, deep fry, salt and then happy dipping into your new easy salsa!

And in advance I will say, "You're Welcome" he he
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All fresh veggies, except I did use minced garlic out of a little bottle.

The jalapeņos were seeded or whole depends how hot you like it.

Some times I will throw a Jabaņero pepper in there just for fun.

I like lots of cilantro.
Thanks Guys!! I an't wait to try these!!
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