I know it’s definitely a roasted tomatillo salsa. It’s spicy and tart, not smoky or chipotle-ish. I would say it almost tastes like green chili

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  1. PeraMan99

    This is how I make it.
    8 to 10 tomatillos.
    I roast them in a pot with some olive oil, with their skins. When soft. I remove their skins. I add half a onion and 3 cloves of crushed garlic.
    You make it spicy by the amount of peppers, and peppers used.. You can use jalapeños, Serrano, or habanero peppers. I am hard-core. So I use 2 to 4 habanero peppers. I chope the peppers and add them to the pot. I Crush the tomatillos with all the ingredients in the pot and add a teaspoon of salt, after it boils. i then empty the pot into a blender and add raw cilantro. I Don’t cook the cilantro, because it looses flavor. I liquefy in a blender. if you have a Molcajete. You can use that instead of a blender. I freeze the extra salsa and it lasts me around 4 months.

  2. kenster1990

    Probably going to be tomatio ,onion,garlic, some jalapeños or Serranos the little red spec is probably chile de Arbol. Some salt/ and some lime if it has any zest.

  3. Antique-Employee-503

    Boil tomatillo, serrano, onion, garlic, Chile de árbol maybe 1 or 2. Blend with fresh cilantro add salt.

  4. PeraMan99

    Red Specs on my frozen green salsa is actually habanero peppers..

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