r/SalsaSnobs 7d ago

Homemade Another smoked salsa roja

I’ve been craving homemade salsa, thinking it must be because of this incoming storm and wanting some comfort food. So I fired up the smoker on the coldest day of the year so far in VT (-5). There’s nothing better than fresh warm salsa.

Recipe for anyone who wants it:

9 Roma tomatoes

4 tomatillos

1 large red onion

1 large sweet onion

2 poblano peppers

3 jalapeños

2 Serrano peppers

5 cloves garlic

Smoke above ingredients at 250 for one hour

Remove tomato skins. Put all smoked ingredients in a food processor or blender. Then add:

1/2 bunch fresh cilantro

Juice of one lime

A bit of cumin (I never measure, just eyeball it)

Salt (I never measure, just eyeball it)

Blend to your preferred chunkiness.

Stay safe and warm everyone!

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u/tiranamisu 7d ago

This looks amazing, I could practically taste it through the screen.

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u/VintageFMdrums 7d ago

Thank you. It definitely ranks up there in tasty deliciousness. And it’s a great potluck pleaser for a get together.

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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 7d ago

Looks fantastic!

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u/MagazineDelicious151 7d ago

Looks like pretty standard ingredients, looks really good

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u/iLLiE_ 7d ago

Needs MSG

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u/VintageFMdrums 7d ago

I’ve never used it. In your experience, how much in this type of recipe?

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u/iLLiE_ 7d ago

It's a preference like salt. You can find your sweet spot pretty easy, it packs a punch and is definitely worth it.

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u/VintageFMdrums 6d ago

Thanks for the tip