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Green Tomato Salsa Verde is bright, flavorful and made with fresh ingredients!
A blend of lime, onion, cilantro, jalapeno, garlic, spices and tangy green
tomatoes . . . the perfect end of summer snack!
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While flipping through one of my food magazines I came upon a Ball Canning
Recipe pull-out. In it I discovered a new version of Salsa Verde, this one made
with green tomatoes. Ive always made My Verde Sauce with tomatillos so I
http://wonkywonderful.com/green-tomato-salsa-verde-recipe/[03-09-2015 09:39:10 a.m.]
Green Tomato Salsa Verde is also very healthy. It is made simply with fresh
ingredients and a few dried spices. Which is perfect for my attempt to eat
healthier . . . of course the tortilla chips certainly cannot be categorized as
http://wonkywonderful.com/green-tomato-salsa-verde-recipe/[03-09-2015 09:39:10 a.m.]
healthy.
But, I did come up with a way to enjoy this delicious salsa verde without tortilla
chips. I will be sharing that recipe on this weeks Healthy Happy Wednesday
post. Check out last weeks Healthy Happy Wednesday!
Ingredients
1 Small Lime - Juiced (1-2 Tb)
1 Finely Chopped Garlic Clove
Salt & Pepper (to taste)
Pinch Garlic Powder
Pinch Cumin
Pinch Chili Powder
1 Tb Chopped Fresh Cilantro (omit if you Hate cilantro)
1/4 Cup Finely Chopped Onion (about small onion)*
2 Tb Finely Chopped Jalapeno (about small pepper)
1 Cups Chopped Green Tomatoes (about 2 tomatoes)
Notes
*I used red onion, but a white onion is fine too.
Ah, summer, what power you have to make us suffer and like it.
Russell Baker
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Chris @ Shared Appetite says:
September 16, 2013 at
I love the idea of substituting green tomatoes for tomatillos! Very clever. Also love the
more chunky version as compared to the blended one. Cool stuff!
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tanya says:
September 16, 2013 at
I love green tomatoes and using them in a salsa is such a fabulous idea Nicole!
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Thanks Tanya! I love green tomatoes too. Ive been having a lot of fun finding
new ways to prepare them instead of my usual fried green tomatoes.
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The green tomatoes are a really nice change of pace. Have a great week!
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Marie says:
September 17, 2013 at
My family loves fresh salsa, and weve made it with tomatillos or fresh tomatoes
but never green tomatoes.. Thats a wonderful idea. Love your photos here as well
beautiful. Visiting here from Tuesday Talent Show.
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Thanks Marie! I hope you decide to try salsa with green tomatoes, its really
tasty!
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Holy Cow! Every single one of these look amazing! Tomato PieCHECK! Those
tacosCHECK! Going to have to try out for one of my Taco Tuesday Nights
http://www.prettybitchescancooktoo.com
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Do you have this same or similar recipe for Canning the salsa?
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Hi Cindy! The original recipe that I adapted this salsa from involved canning.
You can check it out here: Salsa Verde Canning Recipe Have a great week!
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Charise says:
October 29, 2013 at
Looks good. How well does this freeze? I like to make salsa in bulk & freeze the
majority of it so we can have homemade salsa through the winter months.
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Thanks Charise! I have never frozen this salsa verde, so I cant say for sure how well it
will freeze. I would think that the pureed restaurant version will freeze better than the chunky
version. I hope it works for ya
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Jamie P. says:
January 3, 2014 at
This is a stupid question but are green tomatoes just unripened red tomatoes or
are they a different variety?
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January 5, 2014 at
Not a stupid question at all. There are so many varieties of tomatoes. Green
Tomatoes are large red tomatoes that have not ripened. They have a tart/tangy flavor.
You could also use tomatillos, which is what salsa verde is usually made with.
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Chris H says:
April 30, 2014 at
Just used our left over green cherry tomatoes with a few red cherry tomatoes and it was
awesome. Im a big middle Eastern flavour food fan so the cumin and coriander was amazing
combined with the heat . I served it with Chicken Chimmichanga a Mexican dish using chipotle
chillis in adobo sauce, reduced down then sandwich pressed rather than deep fried in burritos , a
homemade yoghurt, coriander , chive dip for a bit of cooling, the chicken was amazing in the sauce
it had reduced down to a decadent spicy heaven of a sauce but the green salsa made it too , on the
plate , the spice kick, the colours and then the flavour a true wow factor , look forward to reading
more of you recipes and ideas
Chris
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That all sounds delicious, Chris! What a great meal. Im glad you enjoyed the salsa too
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with tomatillos. I was intrigued when I first heard of using green tomatoes. And I was
not disappointed by the flavor! But, feel free to use tomatillos instead of green
tomatoes. I guess its not for everyone
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I love anything done with green tomatoes in it I think Im going to throw some bacon
into this also
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Josh says:
October 3, 2014 at
Ange says:
October 25, 2014 at
Nicole, I wanted to take a moment to thank you for sharing this recipe. There is going to
be a freeze here in Utah soon and I was so sad looking at all my green tomatoes. Although I could
wait for them to ripen, I am so very excited to make this recipe and have something different.
Thank you for sharing your talent in making or revamping recipes with me. Ange
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Maggie says:
November 16, 2014 at
I just wanted to let you know that I made this tonight we were dubious at first
that green tomato salsa would be very good, but it was absolutely delicious! I just wish I
had more green tomatoes to make more salsa with. Thanks for the recipe!
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annie says:
January 21, 2015 at
How would frozen green cherry tomatoes work and how? I froze them as is. . . I did not
blanche them first. Ideas??
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I have never tried it with frozen green tomatoes. I imagine it would work. The
consistency would probably be different. Instead of a chunky salsa you will have more of a
restaurant style.
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Mary H says:
I jus made your salsa according to this recipe. It is glorious! However, I love
spicy so used 2 entire jalapenos and 3 tomatoes. Thank you for this great new salsa!
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Oh, how I wish my sweetheart loved cilantro. No mind. I get to eat the entire batch
myself! This looks like a wonderful salsa, so much so that I featured it as the Recipe of the Day
today on a Facebook page I curate called Cooking with Whole Grains & Real, Whole Foods.
Thank you for a lovely post and a delightful recipe.
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Thanks Katheryn! I have a cilantro hater in the house too. I love it though!
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