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Your Favorite Salsa

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Blatz, Nov 23, 2004.

  1. GladiatoRowdy

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    There is a restaurant called Los Ramirez in Clear Lake (in the old Oriental Gourmet building) that has very good red sauce. Personally, I also order their spicy sauce and mix a bit into the red sauce for heat.
     
  2. MadMax

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    absolutely!!! this is my favorite store-bought brand.

    love the salsa at La Hacienda on Memorial, just west of Dairy Ashford
     
  3. Harrisment

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    My favorite store bought salsa is Mrs. Renfro's - Hot. This stuff tastes fantastic with just the right amount of kick! The only store I've been able to find that has the Hot flavor is H.E.B. . They also make a green salsa that is very good and you can find that at just about any grocery store.

    Hell on the Red is pretty good, but it's a bit too thin for me. I go to dip some and it just runs right off the chip.
     
  4. Isabel

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    I prefer fresh salsa anyway; either homemade or from the vegetable section of the store. Central Market has some great ones, expensive as they may be, for anyone who lives in a town with one. Many other stores have some sort of packaged fresh salsa that's much better than the stuff in bottles.
     
  5. rockHEAD

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    Whole Foods Market Fire Roasted Salsa then add some crushed pineapple to it!!

    Yummy!
     
  6. codell

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    You know it must be impossible for a Spanish person to order
    salsa and not get seltzer.

    "I wanted salsa, not seltzer!!!"
     
  7. MR. MEOWGI

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    Do you use your 2 for 1 coupon from Kroger? :)
     
  8. VooDooPope

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    How many tomatos?
    How much onion?
    jalapenos to taste? Aprox how many for med-hot?
    How much cilantro?

    Thanks.
     
  9. Isabel

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    You know, now that I think about it, that recipe is just pico de gallo thrown in a blender with a couple of spices thrown in. So, can you buy the fresh pico de gallo from the grocery store, do this, and get decent salsa? :D
     
  10. Toast

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    Arriba is decent I suppose.

    But it's still no match for Spanish Flowers, damnit.
    Chepoltepec (or however you spell it) also has pretty good salsa.
     

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