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  • My Salsa

    From my garden last summer a six times batch

    Salsa Day

    coarse Chop onions and sweet peppers





    Scald tomatoes , peel and rough chop





    Put in a big pot



    fine chop hot peppers and garlic, in food processor



    Add all to pot with sugar, vinrgar and spices



    mix and start cooking over medium heat, stir often to prevent sticking



    heat to boil and simmer for an hour , stir every 15 minutes



    after n hour of simmering , ladel off the watery liquid, reserve for another recipe.



    Add tomato paste, mix well and simmer for 30 minutes



    Sterize jars



    fill jars and adjust lids





    Your done , you can now enyoy your own salsa all winter ;D

    Salsa
    4 ½ lbs(4 qts). ripe tomatoes, scalded, peeled and chopped
    3 mild green chilies chopped
    1 large Spanish onion chopped
    1 green pepper chopped
    1 red pepper chopped
    3-6 fresh jalapeno peppers chopped
    5 ½ oz. Can tomato paste
    ¾ cup white vinegar
    ¼ cup brown sugar
    1 Tbs. coarse salt
    2 tsp. Paprika
    2 cloves garlic minced

    Combine all ingredients in a non-aluminum pot bring to a boil simmer for 60 minutes spoon off the watery liquid on top and discard, then stir,repeat until desired thickness is reached. Tests for hotness add more jalapenos if needed. Pack into hot sterilized jars and seal. Makes 10 250 ml jars

    For mild use only 3 jalapeno and no other chilies
    Col. Big Guy

  • #2
    Great post, great step by step pics along the way. Now I need some chips and a bowl of that salsa.
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    • #3
      Nice...but no cilantro? Or ya add that fresh at serving time?
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Richtee View Post
        Nice...but no cilantro? Or ya add that fresh at serving time?

        and I was starting to think his real name was hombre grande from a little place south of our border.lol.

        hey man, thats insperational to say the least.( but I will say more) looks very good. no excellent, and gotta lob some points at ya for that fine looking salsa.

        But! why can it?? that amount would be gone in three days at my shack. kids tear that stuff up..lol.
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        • #5
          WOW.. Nicely done... Thanks for your recipe too...
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          • #6
            No Cilantro!!! I don't like the taste. To me you might as well add a bar of soap than a hand full of Cilantro it would taste the same. If you like it add it,its just not to my taste.
            Col. Big Guy

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            • #7
              Question,
              You don't "water process" the jars of salsa once done?
              Is the salsa just warm enough and enough vinegar to get a seal and keep it clean?

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              • #8
                OK...cool with me. It's just traditional...and kinda freaked me out. I want my BLTs without mayo... to put it in perspective ;{)
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                • #9
                  surely that's a chutney ?
                  I mean it's a damn fine looking chutney, but over here that's definitely a chutney.

                  Salsa - I thought - are generally uncooked ?

                  Now I'm really confused (no change there then :-)
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by curious aardvark View Post
                    surely that's a chutney ?
                    I mean it's a damn fine looking chutney, but over here that's definitely a chutney.

                    Salsa - I thought - are generally uncooked ?

                    Now I'm really confused (no change there then :-)

                    SSSSHHHHH. he is from canada..and don't use cilantro..say's it taste like soap..must be the expensive stuff his mom washed his mouth out with when he was little.

                    I think that what is called preserving over here on the good side of the pond..lol..
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Kyote View Post
                      SSSSHHHHH. he is from canada..and don't use cilantro
                      Do you KNOW how far Canada is from salsa country? One ingredient... not bad. Key tho it is... Look on the bright side- could have had seal fat or something
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                      • #12
                        Just nice...I can rinse that stuff down! with a lil Beer.gif and some ABT's!
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                        • #13
                          Very nice post with great step by step process, thanks Big Guy for sharing. Definately will try this, can the recipe be easily scaled back?



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                          • #14
                            The recipe posted is the scaled back version, What you see in the pot is actually a 6X batch .
                            Col. Big Guy

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                            • #15
                              Thanks for the recipe BigGuy. I'll try that one.

                              Great step by step!!!
                              Chris
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