Superb Salsa
Angela Mertoyono @tenshi
Tomatoes are cheap these days so I thought of making some salsa for condiment/dips. I browsed some recipes but ended up creating my own because I lacked some ingredients required. This one is mildly sour and sweet, and suitable for kids. You can add chili if you want your salsa to have some kick. #FestivalTomat
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- 1
Peel the garlic cloves and onion. Put all * ingredients and garlic in a bowl of water and apple vinegar. Wait for a couple of minutes. Rinse and pat dry. I recommend doing this to remove the grime and dirt. You can always wash them according to your preference.
- 2
Dice * ingredients. Mash the garlic and slice or grate into fine pieces. Combine all ingredients in a big bowl, stir continuously for a minute or so until they are all mixed evenly.
- 3
Pulse them a few times using blender or food processor. Correct the taste if necessary. You can consume it right away. I advise you to leave it overnight in the fridge, it will taste better the following day.
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