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Wha type are you looking for? Fresh to be used now, or something you can put in a jar and keep for awhile? Any specual chile? Like Chipotle, Ancho, Chimayo, Jalapeno, Serrano, New Mexico...
 
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I'm not familiar with your comfort range of heat, adjust by how much chile you use.

1 fresh diced Jalapeno(WITH/WITHOUT SEEDS)
1/2 fresh diced white/brown onion
1-2 fresh diced tomatos
1 diced clove of garlic
teaspoon olive oil
salt to taste
small handful of chopped cilantro
juice from 1/2 lemon

You can substitute Serrano's if you want more heat. I hope this helps you.
 
How did I know Richoso would be ready to jump in on this one?
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Looks good sweetie but only one garlic glove?
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I grew up eatting what Mama called Tomato relish. When I was stationed in San Diego and went to a Mexican restaurant and they served up some salsa with chips I though it was tomato relish just not as much garlic. When we finished it and I ask for more tomato relish everyone laughed at me and the waitress lady looked at me like I was nuts. Go figure? It's the same thing!

It's Salsa season! Enjoy!
 
Q Queen, you made a very good point about the garlic. I usually have soneone start off with the minimum amounts. You can always add to taste... but you can't subtract. I actually do make some rubs that don't use any chile, but I like the spicy stuff. I also like to experiment with ingredients that usually cannot be market bought. Got to run to a wedding, bye
 
How about a good recipe for canning? I can eat as hot as most, but it doesn't have to be hot to make me feel manly as long as it's gooood. I made a lot of fresh salsa various ways in the summer, but have never found a canning recipe that I consider really authentic and good.

Thanks in advance.
 
I haven't tried canning anything yet, but I do have some canned stuff that I keep for backup. It's call HATCH select Diced Tomatoes & GREEN CHILES - MEDIUM. This is the best canned stuff I have ever tasted. It has the true New Mexico green chile flavor along with a decent bite. I know real NEW MEXICO CHILE, I BUY A 30# BAG EVERY YEAR AROUND LABOR DAY AND ROAST MOST OF IT. This is real the deal, just add whatever you like, onion, garlic, cilantro...
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