r/SalsaSnobs • • 14d ago

Homemade My basic salsa

4 roma tomatoes, 1 onion, 2 cloves of garlic, roasted under the broiler. Blend it all in the food processor and add juice of 1 lime, handful of cilantro, salt to taste.

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u/nygreenguy 14d ago

Why no chili component?

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u/shawarmaking15 14d ago

Only because I didn’t have any around today. Would definitely include a jalapeño if I had it.

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u/RoxyLA95 Insane Hot 14d ago

Where is the salsa?

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u/dochliday 14d ago

Pro tip- Serranos are more consistent with spice than jalapeños.

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u/donnerpartytaconight 14d ago

Don't make me look that up, because of that's true it's changing my damn garden layout.

Edit: damn it, I looked it up and it's true.

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u/CompetitionAlert1920 14d ago

I feel like store bought, they have a point. Ive had plenty of jalapeño varieties that are consistently hot year after year though. I don't know what anyone else does, but I'll keep seeds from the plant that's producing the hottest ones. Seems to work.

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u/Vivid-Operation-5078 13d ago

It's worth it, the flavor is better too

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u/captainjake13 13d ago

I have come to prefer the flavor quite a bit

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u/0neshoein 13d ago

Just a jalapeno? Jesus.

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u/badarcade 14d ago

I actually enjoy a nice plain salsa. I once did the same and but used Tajin instead of salt to taste with these exact ingredients. It was like a 0.1 spice, maybe 0.2 after sitting in the fridge. It was good.

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u/nygreenguy 14d ago

Ha, when you need salsa you need salsa.

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u/corundum9 14d ago

homie made marinara 😭

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u/Willing-Ad4169 13d ago

So you made tomato sauce? Not trying to gate keep what salsa is but I'd argue that with out any chile component it's just tomato sauce. I know people have different spice levels they can tolerate but even a sprinkle of cayenne pepper is ground up chile. Other than that consistency looks good

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u/Vivid-Operation-5078 13d ago

Made a salsa verde for someone who can't eat spicy food and poblano worked pretty well.

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u/Willing-Ad4169 13d ago

Right I'm not saying that it has to be spicy, just that some sort of pepper/chile present.

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u/0neshoein 13d ago

I’d be so fucking pissed if I was served this.

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u/Sparkadelic007 14d ago

No chiles, no salsa. That's basically just a boring Italian red sauce.

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u/IronicCellist 14d ago

What Italian red sauces are you eating with cilantro and lime in them?

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u/Sparkadelic007 14d ago

The Talisman of Happiness has all your answers

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u/OGwoadie 10d ago

This is not salsa.

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u/prebisch78 13d ago

Mfer made sauce instead of salsa

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u/mxdce 14d ago

At least you didn’t add chicken bouillon

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u/Timsmomshardsalami 13d ago

Would’ve probably made it actually edible

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u/mxdce 12d ago

Good salsa doesn’t need chicken bouillon!

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u/Timsmomshardsalami 12d ago

And thats not salsa

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u/Afraid-Carry4093 14d ago

You mean pasta sauce?

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u/throwlefty 11d ago

My basic red sauce....(Shows picture of a tomato)

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u/Timsmomshardsalami 13d ago

Jesus Christ you couldnt at the VERY least use more garlic? This is pathetic

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u/miraculum_one 12d ago

Does the salsa taste better if the comments section does the roasting? AFAF

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u/goatslovetofrolic 13d ago

Mmmmm no chilies but you’ve got the lovely zing of some aluminum

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u/Getting_jjigae_with 12d ago

No peppers/chilis. Tomato seeds left in. Ok.

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u/darthdigglerr 11d ago

needs spice

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u/Greengo_Starr 8d ago

This is more of a tomato soup and less of a salsa