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whats your fav mexican salsa?
Man... I just tried this green sauce with avocado/cambray onions at this taco restaurant, I just became addictive to that!
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I have not found one I didn't like, unless it burnt the livin crap out of me. The mex place down the street has a nice green chili salsa that rocks
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Anything with a tomatillo base slays me. Tomatillo + some kind of chile + tomato/onion/cilantro would be delicious.
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Store-bought favorite is good old Pace Picante - thick and chunky style. I know its Texan, but its the best outside of a restaurant or home made IMHO.
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Quote:
![]() here are some recipes: http://www.mexgrocer.com/mexican-recipes-salsas.html Note: these ingredients are optional and mostly used so the salsa lasts fresh longer: garlic onion
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#6 |
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does it make your taco pop
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store salsas are ok, but nothing like the natural made in molcajete (kinda rock/basin)
If you go to a real mexican restaurant ask the waiter to bring you salsa "Pico de Gallo" or Habanero (this last one only for valientes) |
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Habanero/Avacado/Lime/Tomato/Onion......keep it a little chunky.
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