This salsa is ideal over tacos, but it has many uses like enchiladas verdes, chilaquiles, pork in salsa verde, and chicken tamales in green sauce, just to mention some.
The amount of peppers could be reduced or increased to your liking.
The ingredients ready to be processed.
6 tomates verdes, husked and washed. About 2 cups.
3 tablespoon of chopped onion
1 clove of garlic
2 or 3 chilies serranos (if using Jalapeño peppers use 1)
Salt to taste
About 3 cups of water to cook the tomatoes and peppers.
In a saucepan, bring the water to a boil. Add the chiles and green tomatoes, simmer, uncovered, for 12-15 minutes.
I got some really good looking tomatoes!
Drain, reserving 1/4 cup water of the liquid.
In a blender, puree the chiles, tomatoes, garlic and chopped onion, then add the reserved liquid if needed to get a saucier texture.
Transfer to a bowl, add salt to taste.
This sauce can be refrigerated for up to 3 days and can also be frozen.
Note: Chopped cilantro is an excellent addition to this sauce, it could be added to the final process in the blender, or at serving time.
Enjoy!
MELY DELICIOSA SALSA.- Me tome el atrevimiento de poner un enlace en gusta usted de su versión en inglés de esta receta. Gracias Mely
ReplyDeleteThis is EXCELLENT Verde! I make it weekly because we are addicted to it! Thx!
ReplyDeleteT Timbrel said...
ReplyDeleteThis is EXCELLENT Verde! I make it weekly because we are addicted to it! Thx!
Hi Mely- this is very nice, I finally sourced some canned tomatillos and serranos here in Western Australia! Using it for Enchiladas Verdes Suizas to serve on the weekend. cheers!
ReplyDeleteHello Taxi woman,
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you can find serrano peppers in Australia. I hope you could come back and let us know the results.
Have a great weekend!
Mely
These all look wonderful! Gracias for the photos! It helps so much.
ReplyDeletefeliz Navidad!
David
actually when you make the salsa sautee 1/4 of a chop onion with 1 tablespoon of oil and then add the salsa and cook for 3 minutes and remove immediately let it cool and enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteYes, some people like to fry their sauce, and I used to do that long time ago. Green tomatillos render a better fresh flavor without the frying.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your input, some people might find this tip helpful.
Happy cooking,
Mely
I have been searching for a fantastic site full of great salsas and I have found it! Thank you for taking the time to share this.
ReplyDeleteHello Sean,
DeleteThank you for stopping by and let me know it was helpful.
Mely
I would like to make a lot of this as my tomatillo crop is huge! How would you suggest I can it?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Pam
Hello Pam,
DeleteYes, that is the best way to preserver your crop.
Happy canning!
Mely