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Restaurant Style Salsa Recipe | How To Make Basic Salsa | SyS



RECIPE: http://www.sweetysalado.com/2016/04/restaurant-style-salsa.html

Versión en español: https://youtu.be/HhYbXp1G3D4

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46 thoughts on “Restaurant Style Salsa Recipe | How To Make Basic Salsa | SyS

  • For all the usual youtube whiners and complainers out there, the recipe is for RESTAURANT style salsa.
    OMG (wring hands) she/they use canned tomatoes! or where's the ……………….fill in the blank with whatever.
    Restaurants must sell food, prepared with as little preparation time as possible and with little food waste. Time and food are money.

    And yes, this is a basic restaurant style salsa.

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  • Way too much cilantro, no lime, no vinegar, no rough chop onion. Trash recipe.

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  • Thank you! Thank you! I've been trying different recipes for years trying to find something like the "restaurant" style. Well, this is it! Delish, with just a few ingredients! I'm sold on this and Will make it again real soon, as I finished my first batch last night lol.. Again, Thank you! #GodsBlessings

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  • All the people talking crap about canned tomatoes, little do you know good canned tomatoes own fresh tomatoes when it comes to flavor, you’re just stuck in that mindset that everything fresh is better, which in most cases you’re right, but not for tomatoes in most cases. Unless you’re in the 1% getting fresh tomatoes three months a year from a very good source (trust me, if you’re even Googling this recipe you’re not in that 1%).

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  • My feelings are so hurt right now. I had no idea restaurants used canned tomatoes. Super dissatisfied. But I thank you for sharing this.

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  • You didn’t just tell me you made salsa without a MOLCAJETE

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  • I guess this explains why we always get shitty salsa. Canned tomatoes and no fresh jalapenos

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  • Could be worse, she could have opened a can of tostitos canned salsa an put it in a bowl…..

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  • Just went out and picked some San Marzano tomatoes and jalapeños from my garden and will fire roast them to make this. I'll add a can of Rotel with habanero to kick it up a notch too.

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  • this is a excellent salsa, I made it twice, my husband loves it I love it, thank you

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  • I know a lot of people are surprised you use canned tomatoes, but the Mexican restaurant I work at is owned and operated by nothing but Mexicans. (Most don't even speak english), and they use canned tomatoes; this restaurant just opened their 3rd million dollar restaurant here in East Texas, so they must be doing something right. Thank you for your recipe! Even though I work there & can see some of what they use in the salsa, they make like 15 gallons every morning, so the proportions of the ingredients are hard for me to figure out & scale down for my own personal use. 😵

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  • My most well known, home made salsa "Baile De Sabor: Samba" is as follows: Fresh ripe tomatoes, tomatillos, extra cilantro, fresh garlic, red and white onion, jalapenos, habernero, poblano, red and yellow bell pepper, limes, Himalayan salt, black pepper, cumin, and last but not least avacados. Every vegetable except the cilantro and avacado gets fire roasted and seared very well on both sides, for a huge depth of flavor in the salsa. A food processor is used for the chopping. Salsa is kept refrigerated. The salsa sits for at least 24 hours before eating, for all the flavors to fully release and work thier true magic. The avacados are added in as a cream, after blending in the food processor and it adds a beautiful creaminess and flavor to the salsa. Habernero adds an amazing flavor that most people dont realize and that pop of heat.

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  • Looks beautiful, but no lime, no cumin? Not sure if that would have a restaurant taste.

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  • I just made it. It came out great. Thank you for this recipe. It was easy and now I can keep some in the fridge. I used it on my homemade burritos tonight.

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  • You need some Lime juice, & jalapeño's…..put some zing in it!!

    This will be tasty, but Mild.

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  • For all you negative nancys complaining about her recipe, if you don't like her recipe then by all means go make your own. I for one I think it looks great and easy and I'm going to try it.

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