Here’s the salsa I made with it.

  • one jalapeño
  • half a yellow onion
  • diced up garlic
  • 6 chile de arbol
  • some diced up green onion

Roasted on a pan for about 5 mins.

  • one 28oz can thrown into a blender with roasted ingredients, a handful of cilantro, squeezed in half a lime and a few pinches of salt. Blend it up. Put the salsa in a sauce pan and let it simmer for on medium-low for a few mins.

by fresh510

13 Comments

  1. sammille25

    Wtf? Where did you find a 28oz can? All I can find is 7.75oz. I would buy that stuff by the gallon if I could

  2. Whirlwind_AK

    I always thought El Pato had a “tin” taste to it –

    Do y’all bribe your salsa up to a quick boil / sautee then let it cool and eat?

  3. I_need_more_dogs

    God dammit! Now I’m gonna have to try it!

  4. thick_sm0ke

    Oooo Chile de Arbol in this version of “el pato” salsa. I like that.

  5. Flat-Ad4902

    I’m going to be picking this up tomorrow and I swear if it sucks after all y’all hyped it up I’m gonna be pissed 😆

  6. ColdStainlessNail

    I jumped on the El Pato bandwagon today, too – three 7.75 oz cans, half a white onion, 3 cloves garlic, 2 jalapenos, cilantro, juice of 1 lime. I’m just disappointed I don’t have a little salsa carafe like they put on the tables at Mexican restaurants.

  7. Are we in the midst of a trend? Seeing all these El Pato posts. Did no one know about using this sauce for salsa?

  8. WestcoastBestcoastYo

    Okay, I too fell for the El Pato peer pressure and made the salsa yesterday. I feel like such a little wimp but I found it to be too spicy for me. I kept eating it because it tasted good but dayum, this white girl was guzzling water after. 🤷‍♀️

  9. sugashane707

    Wait until you people realize you can use that to make Spanish rice

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