Showing posts with label salsa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label salsa. Show all posts

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Today's recipes:
  • Time now to go make couscous salsa to take to the solstice party tonight. Adapted from Mark Miller's Great Salsa Cookbook.
  • Toast 3/4 tsp each ground cayenne & coriander, & 1-1/2 tsp. cumin. Add to 1 c couscous & 1 c boiling water. Let sit covered 5 minutes.
  • Add roasted, peeled & diced: tomato, 2 bell peppers & 1 to 2 poblano peppers. Add salt, pepper, & chopped cilantro to taste. Serve w/ chips.
  • I like Tostitos multigrain tortilla chips, both with this & just to snack on.
  • Time to go roast . . .
  • Salsa made. Realized looking at twitter-recipes.blogspot.com blog that I do lots of couscous. This next week, I'll have to do easy polenta.
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Monday, April 27, 2009

Salsa verde

Today's recipes:
  • The problem with Romance languages: salsa verde means very different things in Mexican and Italian cooking.
  • Last week, I made some Mexican salsa verde: cover bottom of pot with water, add tomatillos and simmer until dark green.
  • Puree with onion and garlic cloves. (Add roasted green chile, too, for more flavor! I used 2 Anaheims; New Mexico chiles weren't available.)
  • Simmer again, about 30 minutes. Great for dipping, enchiladas, or simmering chicken in.
  • For an easy entree, put 4 frozen burritos in a slow cooker, top with boneless skinless chicken breasts & salsa verde. Cook 4-6 hours.
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