I’ve never seen anything like this and it was delicious. Not very spicy, no chunk, almost a thin tomato soup consistency. I don’t think there was any peppers just mainly seasonings, onion chunks, and cilantro. Every time I make my own with fresh tomatoes it comes out a lot chunkier, like most of the images on this sub. I’ve never seen it be this smooth and I’d love to make it, any ideas?

by DrMantisToboggan45

7 Comments

  1. BeachCruiserMafia

    I would add some onion and cilantro to a can of El Pato (yellow can)

  2. theBodyVentura

    > Every time I make my own with fresh tomatoes

    I’d bet dollars to donuts these are blended whole canned tomatoes that are then mixed with fresh diced onion, cilantro, jalapeño, maybe a pinch of cumin, maybe a splash of lime juice, and salt and pepper.

    These sauces given away free at most places, so you gotta think about how they’re keeping costs under control.

    Tl;dr vitamix and a can of tomatoes. The cheap ones.

  3. MrStLouis

    I actually wanted to post a salsa I made that looked just like this, but I ate it too fast and the picture I took sucked.

    1. Canned diced fire roasted tomatoes
    2. Finely diced onions 1/4 to 1/2 a white or yellow onion
    3. Fine-coursely chopped cilantro, add till looks like how you want (i always have leftovers)
    4. jar of pickled jalapenos

    – Add tomatoes to a bowl you can put a knife in (I used tupperware)
    – Use knife to chop tomatoes a little smaller since the diced is usually pretty big
    – Chop the onions, jalapenos, and cilantro outside bowl
    – mix em
    – add some vinegar marinade from jalepenos to salsa
    – salt to taste
    – enjoy

    Note: You can just blend it all and save chop time, I was lazy and didn’t want to dirty a bunch of stuff. Also the best way to control size of chopped ingredients is to do it yourself. I tend to overdo it with the food processor, same taste different texture.

  4. cronx42

    Canned tomatoes (probably whole skinned), fresh onion and cilantro, fresh lime juice, salt. Maybe a touch of water.

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