Street Style Salsa
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Ingredients
- 2 chiles de árbol stemmed, or more to taste
- 1 1/2 pound about 5 or 6 ripe Roma tomatoes
- 1/2 pound about 4 tomatillos husked and rinsed
- 1 to 2 jalapeños or to taste
- 1 garlic clove
- 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped white onion
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped cilantro leaves and upper stems
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cumin
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher or sea salt or more to taste
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
To Prepare
- Preheat a comal or small saute pan over medium-low heat. Once hot, toast chiles de árbol for about a minute until toasted and fragrant. Remove from the heat.
- Place the tomatoes, tomatillos, jalapeños, and garlic in a medium saucepan. Cover with water and set over medium-high heat, simmer for about 10 minutes until the tomatoes and tomatillos are cooked and mushy and the jalapeños have softened and changed their color.
- Using a slotted spoon, transfer the tomatoes, tomatillos, jalapeños, and garlic to blender. Incorporate the chiles de árbol, onion, cilantro, cumin, and salt and puree until smooth.
- Set a medium saucepan over medium heat, once hot add the oil. Once the oil is hot, pour in the salsa and be ready to partially cover with the lid as it will jump. Cook for 4 to 5 minutes, until thickened and seasoned and color has deepened.
Comments
171comments inStreet Style Salsa
Linda Treviño
Nov 16
I loved watching the show. You inspire me to broaden my cooking skills. Live your show, you make cooking look so easy and simple.
Pati Jinich
Dec 25
Thanks for the kind words Linda 🙂
Charm we joh
Nov 02
Can the salsas be frozen for any length of time?
Pati Jinich
Nov 19
For a couple of weeks at least 😉
Mark
Aug 20
Hi Pati,
Can I use dried arbols instead of fresh? Same ratio? I assume I should toast and re-hydrate them.
Thanks,
Mark
Pati Jinich
Sep 25
Hey Mark, the chiles de arbol in this recipe are dried 🙂 And yes, you toast them but no need to rehydrate them.
DD Perez
Aug 15
Dear Pati,
I Love the taste of tomatillos in a freshly homemade salsa and on enchiladas verdes .
Thanks for sharing your recipe!
♡♡♡
Pati Jinich
Aug 19
I love tomatillos as well!
Michael J Dionne
Aug 13
I made an adaptation, toasting everything on the grill first. I haven’t bought salsa from the store since! Pati your recipes, (and style) are wonderful!
Pati Jinich
Aug 19
Such a great idea Michael! Roasting always brings an additional yummy layer of flavor!
O. Hunn
Jul 23
I can’t seem to make enough, since I first made it two months ago I’ve now made it for the fourth time, everyone loves it and wants the recipe, great on Tostitos, thanks patti!
Pati Jinich
Jul 28
So happy to hear, thanks so much to you!
Leaane
Jul 05
Thank you, Pati! I always made something similar but cooking it was a game changer. Everyone just loved it.
Pati Jinich
Jul 14
Delighted to hear Leaane, yay!
Anonymous
May 29
Can I make this without tomatillos?
Pati Jinich
May 29
Absolutely! Then you will have a delicious tomato sauce 😉
Kathy Fournier
May 16
This is one of my faves. Fantastic to poach fish in and serve over rice or riced cauliflower.
Pati Jinich
May 20
Yum, sounds delicious!
Kari
May 11
OMGG Pati! This salsa is fabulous!!! I made it exactly as written and it’s addictively perfect!! I don’t know how hot my jalapeños were (if at all) but the chile de arbol made up for anything the jalapeños might have been lacking. My first time using the chile de arbol, wow, I have a lot to make up for! Thank you so much!!! I can see that “leftovers” won’t last long. 🙂
Pati Jinich
May 20
So happy you liked Kari, I loved it because it is delicious and goes perfectly on top of basically everything, haha!
Bobby
Apr 02
Made this recently, but I did not have any chiles de árbol so I used some red cayennes from my garden and added a dash of coarse ground black pepper. Came out very good. Shared some with some coworkers and they were impressed. Will make more.
Pati Jinich
Apr 10
Great idea Bobby, so happy everyone approved!
Eric
Dec 05
Hi Pati,
Such a great recipe. It’s the best salsa for huevos rancheros or carne asada.
Muchisimas Gracias
Pati Jinich
Dec 08
It is! Thanks so much Eric 🙂
Adam
Nov 15
Pati,
You are the greatest.
I roast the tomatoes and the tomatillos on a cookie sheet to get that char boiled taste…then blacken the onions, garlic, and chiles in the cast iron. I pulse it in the food processor for chunkier texture.
It’s one of our favorites
Pati Jinich
Nov 21
So happy to hear Adam, thanks for sharing your technique!
Joann
Oct 24
Hello Pati,
This is my go to favorite salsa.To kick it up a notch I added some chile piquin – ooh fa – a little spicy. My family also loves this recipe.
Thank you for sharing
Pati Jinich
Nov 02
So glad you guys enjoy this salsa, such a great idea to add piquin, yum!
Liz Drew
Sep 21
I adore this salsa. It’s absolutely delicious and so authentic! No more store bought for me! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful recipes Pati! I love your shows, and I hope you and your family are well!
Pati Jinich
Oct 05
Thanks so much Liz, so glad you like this Salsa, it is simple and delicious!
Malissa Dodds
Aug 02
Thank you, Pati! My husband and I made the salsa together and 🤌 ¡deliciosa!
Pati Jinich
Sep 04
So happy to hear you guys enjoyed it!
Lynn
Jul 03
Since this is a Salsa that is being cooked how long will at last in the fridge?
Thanks
Pati Jinich
Jul 03
Up to 2 weeks in an air tight container Lynn 😉
Charles Rogers
Mar 09
We loved it, even though we did not have jalapeños at the time. The salsa was easy to make, balanced, and a perfect complement to the chicken quesadillas that my wife made.
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Pati Jinich
Mar 13
Yum! Now I want some quesadillas as well 😉
Joseph O.
Nov 09
This is my go to favorite salsa. Easy to make, taste great on top of guacamole, eggs over easy, chips, tamales, just so many uses. Thanks Pati.
Pati Jinich
Nov 09
Absolutely versatile, right? So glad you like this salsa so much, yay!
Melinda
Nov 03
Super delicious salsa, Pati, thank you!!!
No need to go out for salsa now!
Mmmmmmm!!
Pati Jinich
Nov 09
Yay, so very happy you liked it Melinda 🙂
Vicki
Oct 25
This salsa callejera is BOMB!!!! I make it at least once a week sometimes twice!
Pati Jinich
Oct 26
So do I, hahaha!
Nanette
Sep 24
Awesome! All my friends love it! Thank you!
Pati Jinich
Oct 11
Yay, abrazos to all!
Rhett
Aug 21
Patti, I am just learning to cook Mexican cuisine and after watching you many times I felt confident in trying some of your recipes, your Sonoran Chilorio I made was a huge hit with several of my Spanish friends, as well as carnitas, I am not a young man and I know foods very well lol, the Chilorio was amazing !!! Thank you for all you share .
Pati Jinich
Sep 05
My pleasure Rhett! Keep cooking and having fun in the kitchen 😉
Carol kracer
Aug 18
I made it and it was excellent I did make it more picante
Pati Jinich
Sep 05
More picante is also my thing, yay Carol!
Becca
Aug 13
Thank you for the recipe. This salsa is delicious! What a lovely way to use some garden tomatoes, tomatillos and jalapeños. Love you Pati! I am cooking my way through your ‘Treasures’ cookbook. Much love from Canada
Pati Jinich
Sep 05
Thanks so much Becca! So happy to hear you are having fun with my “Treasures” yay!
David Nolan
Jul 27
Saw this episode yesterday and literally immediately ran out to get the ingredients and made it for my coworkers! It was a huge hit with the Mexicans I work with, the Indonesian and the Americans as well! Next time I will tweek the recipe a bit: after the final cooking step I will add the cumin (a tad more than required), some lime juice and add the cilantro and reblend. The cilantro kind of gets lost when cooked out.
Also, your tres leches recipe is better than anything I have had at the Mexican restaurants in town! I make it every year for my Mexican friends birthday and it’s always a huge hit!
Pati Jinich
Sep 11
Thanks for letting me know David, so glad you are having fun cooking my recipes, yay!
marilyn stuart
Jul 21
This is such yummy salsa! I just made it and I had to try it in a quesadilla! So good! Thank you Pati! I love watching your shows and trying your delicious recipes. 😍
Pati Jinich
Aug 04
So happy to read you have been tuning in and enjoying the show Marilyn! New Season 11 from Nuevo Leon is premiering mid – September!!
Bob Warner
Jul 17
Delicious salsa, but my chili de arbol (home grown) must not be as hot or spicy as your’s. I ended up adding 15 chili de arbol. The salsa is delicious and will be perfect on tacos. Can’t wait until it’s dinner time!
Pati Jinich
Jul 20
OMG that sound like a lot of chiles, haha! But so glad you liked this recipe Bob.
Teresa
Jul 17
Tomatoes and tomatillo are coming in from the garden so I just put a pot on to cook. I love your recipes so I am eclipse to try this one. Thanks Pati
Pati Jinich
Jul 20
OMG lucky you! I hope you enjoy this salsa and if you have an excess of tomatillos, here is this recipe which I truly love! http://patijinich.com/chicken-in-a-tomatillo-chipotle-and-brown-sugar-sauce/
Mary DeLeon
Jul 17
Gonna try this thanks it looks good!
Pati Jinich
Jul 20
Let me know how do you like it Mary 😉
Adam
Sep 14
Among a zillion great recipes from Pati, this has become our go to, super easy to make, and versatile salsa…amazing on migas, swordfish tacos and of course with chips.
I DON’T over purée to a smooth consistency. Everyone here likes it more chunky like a salsa fresca or tomatillo salsa so I use a food processor instead of a blender.
Kim Gianandrea
Jul 16
I am going to make your Salsa Callejera and have a rather dumb question. After blending the salsa why do you cook it? Is it taste or color? I love your recipies but, watching your show is worth it because your just so darn fun to listen to.
Pati Jinich
Jul 28
Cooking it adds an extra layer of flavor to this salsa Kim, and the pretty color I guess is just an added bonus 🙂
Stacey K
Jun 17
Oh my! Muy beuno! I saw this on your show and had everything I needed in the kitchen, and I am SO glad I made this. This would be good on an old sock. I followed everything perfectly except I used 2 tomatillos instead of 4, we don’t really like too much of the tomatillos, we’re pretty die hard fans Roja sauces, and this was a really great balance with just the 2. I’m so surprised how much heat comes out of those tiny little Arbol peppers!!! I pulled 3 out of the bag and they were so small I really fought the urge to grab about 4 more, I’m so heavy handed lol. That would have ruined a beautiful salsa so I’m glad I didn’t. 3 gave it a pretty intense heat plus the jalapeños added heat. I’m in love with this sauce, I just sent my husband to get me 10 more pounds of tomatoes to can a big batch and make sure we never go without it again!!!
Pati Jinich
Nov 09
Yay! So glad you liked it so much Stacey 😉
Tammy George
Jul 12
I love your recipes but l wish you would explain what de arbol is for those who don’t speak Spanish
Pati Jinich
Jul 28
Hey Tammy, chile de arbol literally means chile from a tree; it is a small red dried pepper that is regularly very hot 🙂
Laura King West
Jun 02
Discovered this recipe 10 days ago and I’ve made it twice! My family is putting it on everything!! My 6 year old goes crazy for it also! His favorite is with chips and taquitos. My two year old loves it in burritos. I like how you suggest using less peppers for less heat to try first. I used only 1 of each chili the first time aiming to please the kids but everyone requested more spice. So, the second time I went all in! Thanks Pati!
Pati Jinich
Jun 10
Aw! I love it so much when the littles enjoy my recipes, yay. Tell your kid that I love this salsa on taquitos as well 😉
Leli S.
Jun 02
Hi Pati, I love this recipe. Have you ever made it with an immersion blender? I live and travel in a converted van so I gave my upright blender away.
Pati Jinich
Jun 10
Have never done it that way but I do not see why you couldn’t, go ahead and enjoy Leli!
Tom H.
Jun 01
Hi Pati,
Thank you for all your gems. This salsa is delicious and I have to comment even though I know it’s been a while since you’ve shared it.
It’s classic and a keeper. I do, however, add an extra clove of garlic (or two)!!! 🙂
We love you and your salsa!
Pati Jinich
Jun 10
Thanks so much Tom, this is very sweet of you 😉
Victoria
May 13
Pati, Pati, Pati!!!!!!!! OMG this is so delicious!!! Thank you so much for a savory salsa! I watched an episode where you were making this and I thought this would be hard to make but no way! My Abuela would be so proud of me!!!! Next are tortillas!!!
Thanks again! ;-*
Pati Jinich
May 17
Good luck with the tortillas Victoria! Keep making your abuelita proud 🙂
John LoPresti
Apr 18
Hi Pati! I’ve made this salsa several times and it is one of my favorites. I can’t wait for my summer home grown tomatoes as they make this salsa even better. I so enjoy your cooking show and have made several of your recipes. I am an accomplished cook but you have taught me much about Mexican cuisine. I appreciate you and your recipes!
Pati Jinich
Apr 19
This is very kind of you John, thanks so much! I am sure your own tomatoes will make this salsa even better 😉
Laura M
Jan 25
Made this salsa today and it was delicious!! Thank you Pati. All of your recipes that I have tried are delicious 😋
Pati Jinich
Feb 08
Thanks to you Laura, so glad you have been trying some of my recipes, un abrazo!
Dave Ramsay
Jan 21
Excellent recipe Pati!
I did not have chili de arbol, so I used dried California Chili’s. I also made your recipe for pasilla caramelized brisket. Both your recipes were so easy to follow and turned out exceptional! Thank you!
Pati Jinich
Jan 22
Thanks so much Dave, so glad you have been enjoying these recipes, yay!
Alan
Jan 19
I enjoy watching your show. I made the Salsa Callejera today. It was delicious! I look forward to making more kinds of salsa and then trying some chilaquiles. So many recipes to choose from, I want to try them all! Thank you for sharing your stories and talent!
Pati Jinich
Jan 22
Thanks to you for following Alan! Keep me posted as you try more recipes 😉
"Pinky" Eloisa Martinez
Nov 21
Querida Pati,
Gracias por compartir la receta, esta delicious.
Pati Jinich
Dec 28
Que bueno que te gusto querida Pinky, un abrazo!
Steve
Sep 23
Do you take the seeds out of the chiles de arbol? Is it best to use dried or fresh?
Pati Jinich
Oct 05
I normally use dried and I do not remove the seeds on the chiles de arbol in particular. With others like guajillos and anchos I do.
Jennifer K
Sep 03
I love this combination for a salsa. It has become my new favorite way to make it!!
Thanks so much for sharing it with me and my family.
Pati Jinich
Sep 19
My pleasure Jennifer, so glad you guys are enjoying the salsa 🙂
Evalee Turner
Aug 19
I made this several time’s I like spicy n hot I add pippin peppers n extra garlic love it just ordered ur new cookbook can’t wait
Pati Jinich
Sep 12
Glad you liked the Salsa and thanks so much for pre ordering, yay!
Anna Marie
Aug 02
Please make the recipes that go with your TV shows easier to find. I can never find the Episode that matches what you are cooking on your show.
I had to go all over your web site to find this recipe.
Pati Jinich
Aug 15
Thanks Anna Marie for your comments and suggestions, I will definitely pass them on to my team. Have a great day!
gail
Aug 02
I made this last year after watching your TV show. We harvested tomatillos from our garden along with fresh tomatoes. I used red pepperflakes instead of the chiles de arbol. This salsa was so delicious. I froze some to use at a later time..
Pati Jinich
Aug 14
Everything is better with your own fresh vegetables, thanks Gail!
Terri
Sep 16
Thank you Gail for saying you froze it! I have a bunch of tomatoes with tough skins so am going to skin them and then make this salsa. Too much for 2 people to slurp up quickly so I’ll put in ziplocks and freeze.
Pati.
Will the taste change significantly if I don’t use tomatillos? I don’t have any at the moment.
Pati Jinich
Sep 23
Go ahead with just tomatoes Terri 🙂
Sherry
Aug 01
Hi, this salsa is awesome! I doubled the chili de Arbol and added 3 jalapeño. Plus two cloves of garlic. We like it spicy! I also added a small pinch of Mexican Oregano. Salted to taste of course. Thanks!
Pati Jinich
Aug 14
Yay, spicy! So happy you liked this recipe Sherry 🙂
Denys
Jul 16
This salsa is excellent! My husband has made this several times and it never lasts long. It’s fabulous on tacos and and for dipping tortilla chips. Put some in a jar and give to friends and family. 🙂
Pati Jinich
Jul 25
So happy you guys like it so much Denys, greetings to all!
Della
Jul 10
Very tasty and easy to add or reduce the heat. Thank you!
Pati Jinich
Jul 21
Happy you liked it Della 😉
Janet
Jun 30
Pati,
Love your show, your recipes, and your books! My garden this summer is overflowing with chiles de árbol and serranos. Can I use the green chiles de árbol and toast them or do you suggest sticking with the dried? Also I spent a month down in Chiapas (San Cristobal). Are you planning any shows highlighting that far south region ?
Pati Jinich
Jul 04
Hi Janet! I think it will be great to use your fresh chiles de arbol, let me know how this recipe comes out with those 😉 I would love to film in Chiapas, hopefully soon!
Anita
May 30
Hi Pati! This is delicious! Can it be frozen and if so how would you recommend defrosting?
Pati Jinich
Jun 09
Yes Anita, go ahead and freeze it in an air tight bag or container; to thaw, just bring it down to the fridge overnight. Enjoy!
Jim Blondheim
Nov 27
Pati! We so enjoy your show. Thank you. I made this salsa today and my taste tests says it’ll be delicious. I followed the recipe exactly as written. Next time, I might add a bit more salt and cumin.
Next is your tomato avocado salad and your Sanborn Swiss chicken enchilada recipes. Dinner will be fantastic!
Jim and Jim
Pati Jinich
Dec 28
Awesome Jim and Jim! let me know how you like the salad and the enchiladas 🙂
Julieta Pontecorvo
May 29
Hi Pati,
I made the salsa callejera but, I haven’t tried it yet. My husband was the one , who tasted the salsa and said it was delicious.
I love 💕 all your recipes.
💕 Love 💕 Julie
Pati Jinich
Jun 09
Thanks so much Julie, so glad your husband approved!
Steve G
May 22
Hi Patti,
Amazing…a couple of my work friends and I wished we knew how to replicate the ‘hot’ table sauce at our local Mexican restaurant. After reading your recipe it looked very promising. It did not disappoint, fantastic! Now, I went a little crazy with 6 dried d’arbols, 2 jalapenos and only had a pound of tomatoes so a bit hot for chip dipping but so good on tacos & even splashed onto some cooked butternut squash pulled from the freezer.
Thank you!
Pati Jinich
May 23
Wow you like it hot Steve, awesome! So glad you guys enjoyed this Salsa 😉
Aaron Gomez
Apr 22
This recipe is the best. I thank my mother in law for introducing me to your cooking. I make this weekly. I have thoroughly enjoyed all the recipes I have cooked from your book and website. As a beginner I was intimidated at first but you recipes are easy to follow. Thank you again.
Pati Jinich
Apr 25
So glad you found me Aaron, thank your MIL for me as well. Un abrazo to all 🙂
Joseph
Feb 03
I love this recipe and make a batch at least twice a month. It’s great on tacos, eggs over easy, guacamole, tamales, on just about everything and so easy to make. Thanks Pati for sharing.
Pati Jinich
Feb 10
Thanks to you Joseph, SO glad you like this salsa so much 😉
Theron Tomicki
Jan 15
One question, I’d it ok to transfer the very hot tomatoes, onions, etc to blender? Do we have to let cool? Thank you Pati.
Pati Jinich
Jan 16
You can do it while they are hot, just make sure you wrap a kitchen cloth around the lid of your blender and hold it tight down or the hot mixture will just explode all over 🙂
Theron
Jan 20
Gracias 🙏 eres la mejor!
Theron Tomicki
Jan 15
I’ve been chasing this salsa for years trying to recreate the magic and finally, you, dear Pati, came to the rescue.
Pati Jinich
Jan 16
Aw, thank you Theron 😉
Simon
Dec 19
Making this to go with our Christmas tamales this year!
Pati Jinich
Dec 21
Great idea, enjoy Simon 😉
Jerry
Nov 27
Aye Pati, you’ve done it again! This salsa was muy rica! Thank you for this wonderful recipe. I made this for Thanksgiving yesterday and my wife and I spooned it on everything. I even thought about putting it on the pumpkin pie. Hahaha We love your show and watch it every week. Your trips to Mexico are so much fun to watch. You have brought a lot of comfort into our home during this very difficult year. Many blessings.
Pati Jinich
Dec 02
Thanks Jerry, you made my day! And also made me laugh, haha, salsa callejera on Pumpkin Pie! Be well 😉
Tricia
Nov 11
Hi Pati!
I absolutely love watching your show, I always say you feel like family! My hubby and I made this yesterday to go with tacos, and oh my word it was so delicious! I kept eating it by the spoonful like a spicy soup! One of my favorite things is when you try a bite of food and say “Que Rico!” And that is exactly what I said when I tried this salsa!! Thank you for your delicious recipes, and for the comfort and joy your show brings!
Pati Jinich
Nov 11
Thanks so much for the sweet words Tricia, you made my day! So glad you enjoyed this salsita 😉
Nancy
Oct 29
Pati, when I watched this episode it looked like you took your cilantro out of a canning jar. Is that how you store it?
Pati Jinich
Nov 03
I use the jar more like a flower vase 🙂 So a bit of water and keep the cilantro stems in there for freshness Nancy.
Robin
Sep 26
I love watching and listening to Pati. It would be nice to travel with Pati to Mexico because she knows all the good places to go and eat. Just love it.
Pati Jinich
Sep 28
Gracias Robin!
Linda
Aug 07
I love the recipes and I love the show
Pati Jinich
Aug 11
Muchas gracias Linda!
Robert
Aug 06
My wife has food allergies and has given up on salsa untill now. I made this for her and she ate it with every thing . This is the best, i wanted to just drink it. Thanks Pati, we watch every week.
Pati Jinich
Aug 11
Thank you Robert, glad to hear the salsa was a hit! Stay tuned guys because the new season starts airing the first weekend of October, all the way form the beautiful state of Sonora, Mexico. Enjoy 🙂
Gabriel
Aug 05
Pati. Trabajo en un departamento de bomberos en Tejas. Siempre uso tus recetas y a todos los bomberos le encanta tus recetas. Esta es la salsa que cocino todo los días que trabajamos. Muchas gracias y muy rica salsa.
Pati Jinich
Aug 05
Gabriel! Mil gracias por tu mensaje, les mando un abrazo a ti y a todos tus companeros bomberos, increible la labor que realizan 🙂 Que alegria que les guste esta salsa, saludos a todos!
Jazzie
Jul 06
Hola Pati esta salsa es similar a la roja picante
Pati Jinich
Jul 08
Si! Se parecen mucho Jazzie; si esta te parece muy picante, ponle un poco menos de chile de arbol 😉
Julio Reyes
Jun 02
Love the show
Pati Jinich
Jun 02
Thank you so much Julio!
Lorraine
May 14
What episode is this?
Pati Jinich
May 16
Hi Lorraine, this recipe is from Episode 804: Los Mochis, Street Taco Favorites 😉
Jennifer Pauley
May 04
Hi Pati! My husband and I feel the same way about salsa, we like them all! So glad to have come across your recipe for a combination of our favorite salsas. I am surprised there is only two tablespoons of white onion in this recipe. Could we use more onion without compromising the favor in this salsa?
Pati Jinich
May 04
Yes Jennifer, I guess you could add more onion if you like it so much, just not too much so the flavor won’t be overwhelmed by it 😉
Maria
May 03
Pati love this salsa! I am originally from California, relocated to Maryland and this salsa takes me right back to my Dad’s kitchen!
Pati Jinich
May 03
Glad to hear you liked it and that it brings back sweet memories Maria 😉
Rexene
Apr 18
Can you can this salsa? If so, do you use a water bath or pressure cooker?
Pati Jinich
Apr 19
Yes, I think this salsa is perfect for canning 😉 Personally, I think I would do a water bath better, good luck!
elizabeth Rosas
Apr 10
I made it today and it was very flavorful with just the right amount of heat.
Pati Jinich
Apr 19
Glad to hear you liked it Elizabeth 😉
Angela
Mar 30
Once made, how long should this keep in my frig? btw, love you and your show so much!!
Pati Jinich
Apr 02
Keeps for about a week in an air tight container Angela. Thanks for tuning in 😉
Mark Rogalski
Mar 29
Hi Patty I just finished up this recipe, and I must say it is muy delicioso!
I put it over my avocado and fried eggs (the salsa hasn’t even had a chance to fully cool yet) breakfast, OMG so great!
Thanks for all the great recipes and inspiration, as well as weights and measurements for ingredients, my 3 chiles de árbol were only 1/2 ounce, if I had gone off of count alone my sauce would have not tasted so bold!
Keep up the great work!
Mark
Pati Jinich
Apr 02
Thanks so much Mark! So happy to know the salsa was a hit 😉
Matthew
Feb 27
Hi Pati,
I relocated recently from Los Angeles to Germany, where fresh tomatillos are not available, putting a serious dent in my ability to make many of my favorite Mexican recipes. Do you recommend the canned tomatillos from La Costena as a substitute to fresh, or should I wait for my plants to produce fruit late this summer?
Best!
Pati Jinich
Feb 27
Well Matthew, I know La Costena products are very high in quality, but I have never used myself their canned tomatillos for salsa. Anyway, why don’t you go for it and let me know the result? 😉
Austex55
Aug 03
I’ve used the canned tomatillos with success in cooked sauces. You probably can skip boiling them, but use your own judgement.
Randy Smith
Jan 27
My wife and I love the show and she got me one of your books for the holidays and have been making recipes this whole new year! … she loved the red sauce, which is high praise because shes not a big mexican food fan, I know, crazy!! (Shes from Michigan) . Just got done making this recipe and it is Outstanding!!! The only problem is I always make too much! And then I eat to much! I love it!!
Pati Jinich
Jan 31
Thanks Randy for sharing this story about your wife, I’m sure she will become a Mexican Food fan in no time! If you have left overs when preparing this salsa you can save it and use it on Huevos Rancheros for breakfast, for example, or in this Egg Casserole instead of the Salsa Ranchera http://patijinich.com/pati_2020/baked-egg-casserole/ Enjoy!
Mark
Jan 07
Very good flavor!. Mexican food is my number one. I was born and raised in a small town in southern California called Corona. At least 3/4 mexican. I loved it. My very best friends and memories are from my life in Corona. Thank you Pati for such wonderful salsa.
Pati Jinich
Jan 07
Oh I hope many more recipes bring back such great memories, Mark.
Andy y Sara
Nov 20
Hola Pati,
Do you ever put Mexican Oregano in your Salsas? My wife says she just uses Cilantro, she says everything is better; Salas included. According to my wife, putting Oregano just will give it a different taste (she can’t explain it.) I wonder if there is Mexican Oregano, what dishes would you use them in.
We both love watching your shows; I like that you travel and talk to the “Locals”. Then of course your cooking…My wife loves the way you cook, she is from Mexico; I am from California. She says Mexican cuisine is all about the spices; e.g. Garlic, Onion, Chile Peppers, Etc.
A last episode; I saw was you in Jinetes, Sinaloa, it was real nice you among Gente como familia, it touched my for I consider myself more Mexicano que americano. Gracias Pati, Dios te bendiga siempre. Cuídate mucho—te queremos
Pati Jinich
Nov 20
I do! Here are some recipes: http://patijinich.com/pati_2020/guajillo-chile-salsa/
Thank you guys for tuning in!
Ben
Oct 29
As a fellow Chef, this seems like a fairly generic recipe. I say that in the best way as it seems as though it could be used for multiple accompaniments, not just for street tacos. I’m going to make up a batch and see how it pairs on enchiladas, tamales, and an enchilada lasagne. My guess is that it will add a little something that will create depth without masking the original flavors of the dish itself.
Pati Jinich
Oct 29
Oh it will go great with so many things, Ben!
JamieO
Oct 23
Hi Pati,
I made this with fresh items from our garden, everything fresh except for the last three ingredients. I then canned it for later use. Wanted everyone to know, this is a great canning recipe, and I recommend it. I did add some lime juice for added acidity, given the tomatillos but citric acid can be added. I’ve been canning several of your sauce recipes, Pati, and they come out wonderfully. All you need to do is a little research into acidity, etc. to make sure they are safe for canning and don’t need anything like acidity to be added. I’m certainly going to have a hard time finding anything this good in my local grocery stores (live in central PA) so I consider the home-canned Pati Jinich recipes my cooking secret weapons…
Pati Jinich
Oct 23
Thank you so much for sharing, Jamie!
Anonymous
Oct 31
Jamie, would love to know the instructions for canning. Would love to can this delicious salsa. Thanks!
SabRob
Jul 11
Jamie, YES, please! Thank you Pati for your passion, your show, & for sharing your knowledge & methods to culinary delights!