Signe's Salsa
photo by Katzen
- Ready In:
- 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 10
- Serves:
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4
ingredients
- 411.06 g can ripe olives, drained & sliced
- 113.39 g can diced green chilies, drained
- 2 (822.13 g) can diced tomatoes, drained (peeled & diced, a combination of canned and fresh can also be used) or 793.78 g fresh tomatoes (peeled & diced, a combination of canned and fresh can also be used)
- 1 bunch green onion, chopped
- 22.18 ml olive oil
- 11.09 ml vinegar
- 283.49 g can Rotel tomatoes & chilies (drain 1/2 of the liquid off)
- 9.85 ml garlic salt
- 4.92 ml salt
- 2.46 ml pepper
directions
- Combine all ingredients.
- Adjust garlic salt, salt, and pepper to taste.
- Allow to chill at least 20 minutes.
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Reviews
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Awesome! This salsa is exactly like the mexican restaurant salsa I've been hoping to replicate for a long time - I love it! I made a couple of changes: I used my food processor to chop the olives (pitted kalmatta), and just threw in the rest of the stuff as well and gave it a quick pulse or three. DH thought I should have left the tomatoes chunky, so I'll do that next time. We don't have Rotel Tomatoes in Canada, so I used a can of Spicy Red Pepper tomatoes instead, and also added two chopped jalapenos. Instead of using vinegar, I used the juice of two limes, and then tossed in a good handful of finely chopped cilantro. Oh, and instead of garlic salt, which I didn't have, I used garlic granules (1/2 tsp, as it is more pungunt, as per my food substitution book.) This was super easy to make, and wow, is it ever delicious!! Made for Best of 2010!
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Love this....first time I've ever had olives in a salsa and it won't be the last. I made it up to serve on nachos tomorrow. However, after I had a taste I decided to leave a little out which I added to 2 oz. of cream cheese and enjoyed with tortilla chips during the film tonight. I did omit the olive oil from the recipe as I felt there was enough liquid, and I used fresh minced garlic in place of the garlic salt. This is a definite keeper. Thanks for sharing your recipe Kelly. Made and reviewed for the Feb.-Mar./Special Event 2010 Potluck Tag Game
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We go through quite a bit of salsa in a month's time, & this is certainly a very nice addition to what we consume! Easy to put together, & well-worth making again! We love that it's chunky & we love that it's not outrageously hot! Thanks for sharing the recipe! [Tagged & made in Please Review My Recipe]
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Awesome! This salsa is exactly like the mexican restaurant salsa I've been hoping to replicate for a long time - I love it! I made a couple of changes: I used my food processor to chop the olives (pitted kalmatta), and just threw in the rest of the stuff as well and gave it a quick pulse or three. DH thought I should have left the tomatoes chunky, so I'll do that next time. We don't have Rotel Tomatoes in Canada, so I used a can of Spicy Red Pepper tomatoes instead, and also added two chopped jalapenos. Instead of using vinegar, I used the juice of two limes, and then tossed in a good handful of finely chopped cilantro. Oh, and instead of garlic salt, which I didn't have, I used garlic granules (1/2 tsp, as it is more pungunt, as per my food substitution book.) This was super easy to make, and wow, is it ever delicious!! Made for Best of 2010!
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Love this....first time I've ever had olives in a salsa and it won't be the last. I made it up to serve on nachos tomorrow. However, after I had a taste I decided to leave a little out which I added to 2 oz. of cream cheese and enjoyed with tortilla chips during the film tonight. I did omit the olive oil from the recipe as I felt there was enough liquid, and I used fresh minced garlic in place of the garlic salt. This is a definite keeper. Thanks for sharing your recipe Kelly. Made and reviewed for the Feb.-Mar./Special Event 2010 Potluck Tag Game
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KellyMac6
United States