Salsa Mexicana Two Ways


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Get the recipe https://www.rickbayless.com/recipe/chopped-tomato-salsa-aka-pico-de-gallo/ **** Though through the years I’ve written several recipes for this …

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  1. Lisa Nix
    Lisa Nix says:

    I didn’t know about rinsing the onion— thanks! I always put my cut tomatoes in a colander with salt to get some water out of it— I don’t like watery salsa.

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  2. John Cooper
    John Cooper says:

    I grew habanero this year and in my pico I used green habanero – which I really like but are generally not available commercially around here (northern Colorado). I recommend the green habanero.

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  3. R.L. KRANESCHRADTT
    R.L. KRANESCHRADTT says:

    Call me crazy but I like mixing pico in a metal bowl instead of plastic/glass, etc. I think there is a chemical 🤔 reaction between the metal and the acidity that enhances the flavor which does not occur in non-metal containers. After it sets for a couple hours I store it in plastic but not at first.
    Rick, what kind of chef knife was that? I tried to get a screenshot but couldn't make it out.(just a question from one Okie to another)

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  4. Jefferson Fjeld
    Jefferson Fjeld says:

    I love this recipe, on special occasions I fire roast 1 poblano, and 1 serrano. I'm a bit of a wimp with heat so I remove all but 1 half of the serrano's membrane and seeds. That's perfect for me! This is also an amazing base for Ceviche!!

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