About that jalapeño salsa:
Grab a handful of jalapeños. Give them a good scrub; cut off the tops and then slice them down the middle. Pull out the seeds (and membranes - especially if you want to reduce to the heat). Then slice the jalapeños into long, thin strips and put them in a bowl. Squeeze in a few limes and add some salt (2 teaspoons? maybe 3?)
Salsa making fact: you always need more salt than you think you do.
Serve it up with whatever taco you are eating - especially if your taco is stuffed with flank steak.
worth noting: If you don't want your hands to be on fire for the next 24 hours, don a pair of rubber gloves for this entire process
Grab a handful of jalapeños. Give them a good scrub; cut off the tops and then slice them down the middle. Pull out the seeds (and membranes - especially if you want to reduce to the heat). Then slice the jalapeños into long, thin strips and put them in a bowl. Squeeze in a few limes and add some salt (2 teaspoons? maybe 3?)
Salsa making fact: you always need more salt than you think you do.
Serve it up with whatever taco you are eating - especially if your taco is stuffed with flank steak.
worth noting: If you don't want your hands to be on fire for the next 24 hours, don a pair of rubber gloves for this entire process
wow--that looks simple, and spicy!
ReplyDeleteyes; so simple! that's what caught my attention the first time I ate it. and the crazy thing is that it's not as spicy as you might think!
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