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Salsa Anyone?

The thing about food is that even though we eat at least three times a day, really only few meals make it to the “Wow” part of the brain.  Why is that?

There are recipes we make over and over again without losing the “Wow” syndrome.  No matter where or when or with whom we share them, we still get the same wonderful feeling of self-approval.  The kind where we pause, close our eyes, smile and declare: “This is good!”

Conchita’s green salsa is most definitely one of my “this is good” recipes.  Who would guess a simple salsa would make it?  Maybe it’s the small hint of sweet or the combination of uncooked and cooked ingredients. It has nothing to do with fancy ingredients or complicated methods but, when just made, this simple salsa goes straight to my “Wow” hall of fame!

Conchita’s Tomatillo Salsa.

8 Tomatillos
1 Serrano pepper  (feel free to add or subtract)
1 tablespoon chopped yellow/white  onion
3 tablespoons chopped cilantro
1/2  teaspoon sugar
Salt

Wash and peel tomatillos.   In a small saucer, boil tomatillos and Serrano pepper until tomatillos are soft but not breaking (10 minutes)
Once soft, remove from the stove , drain water and blend tomatillos and Serrano pepper.
Add chopped onion, cilantro, salt and sugar.  Mix everything together.  Enjoy while still warm.

Use it to top fish or rice.  Great with chips.   You could add avocado and queso fresco and make tacos.

If you have a recipe you would like to share,  please feel free to do so.  I will try it out,  photograph it and share it in my blog …

2 comments on “Salsa Anyone?

  1. Chez Denise et Laudalino
    February 21, 2012

    Oh we have a favorite place in our new neighborhood and they serve a baked egg and homemade sausage dish that is smothered with a green salsa. I cannot wait to try making it at home with this recipe. Sounds wonderful!

    Denise
    Chez Us

  2. Pauline Stevens
    February 27, 2012

    Send me a pic if you ever get to make it. It is also good on top of Grilled chicken.

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