Spinach and Tomato Salsa
I love salsa. It should be part of the food pyramid as far as I'm concerned. I whipped up this salsa after work one day to satisfy a craving. This salsa I guess, would be considered spicy however, for me it was just right. Feedback is appreciated
Spinach and Tomato Salsa
I love salsa. It should be part of the food pyramid as far as I'm concerned. I whipped up this salsa after work one day to satisfy a craving. This salsa I guess, would be considered spicy however, for me it was just right. Feedback is appreciated
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Roughly chop onion, tomato, garlic, spinach and squeeze the lime in and add to a food processor.
- 2
(Wearing gloves) cut the stem off of the habanero and slice it in half. With a finger, pull out as many seeds as you can. Roughly chop and add to food processor.
- 3
Add spices and pulse food processor multiple times until well blended.
- 4
Serve with anything where salsa is needed, I.e. everything. Enjoy!
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