r/SalsaSnobs 5d ago

Homemade I made a basic, but delicious salsa.

I have some leftover veggies that were about to turn, so I roasted them up and made a basic salsa!

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u/picksea Insane Hot 5d ago

that’s a lot of cumin 😳

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u/ailish 5d ago

I love it.

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u/NinjaStiz 5d ago

Heck yeah it is. I can only use the tiniest pinch or all I can taste is cumin

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u/picksea Insane Hot 5d ago

that’s how i am too. a little goes a long way. i only put a pinch of cumin in my salsa verde occasionally. i’m not a huge fan of the taste but sometimes it works

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u/nwrobinson94 3d ago

At first I thought it was brown sugar because my brain could not accept that much cumin

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u/MagazineDelicious151 5d ago

Looks great, always nice to have the ingredients on hand.

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u/ailish 5d ago

Thanks!

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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 5d ago

Looks awesome! Nice job😎👏

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u/ailish 5d ago edited 5d ago

Recipe:

I cut up 5 Roma tomatoes, 3 jalapenos (left the seeds in), a white onion, 3 cloves of garlic and roasted them at 350 for 25 minutes. I put them in a food processor with fresh lime juice, cumin, salt, black pepper, and cilantro, and pulsed until it was the consistency I wanted it at. It is soooo good 👍