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Roasted Tomato and Mint Salsa
Roasted Tomato and Mint Salsa
- Recipe Submitted by ADMIN on 09/26/2007
Category: Fruit, Condiments, Vegetables
Ingredients List
- 6 lg Roma tomatoes; tops removed
- 1 Garlic clove
- 2 tb Lime juice (1 Mexican lime)
- 3 tb Olive oil
- 2 Serrano peppers; with seeds
- -- minced
- 1 1/2 tb Cilantro; minced
- 3 1/2 tb Spearmint; minced
- 1/2 ts Each lime and orange zest
- 1 pn Salt
Directions
With a comal or black iron skillet over medium-high heat, cook the tomatoes
until blackened all over. While still warm, pulse tomatoes with the garlic
in a food processor until roughly chopped. Let cool to room temperature and
add the remaining ingredients. Mix together; let sit at least 30 minutes
before using.
Miller writes: "Ripe red tomatoes roasted on a hot steel comal until the
skins blacken are a basic element of many Mexican salsas. The smoky flavor
adds a complexity to the taste of ripe tomatoes. Mixing fresh mint as a
counterpoint to this cooked flavor creates the combination of raw and
cooked which is one of the classic taste motifs of Southwestern cuisine.
This salsa goes particularly well with the wild Churro lamb that we serve
at Coyote Cafe because it does not mask the Churro's unique taste."
Goes well with venison chops, grilled pork, grilled marlin and tortilla
chips.
until blackened all over. While still warm, pulse tomatoes with the garlic
in a food processor until roughly chopped. Let cool to room temperature and
add the remaining ingredients. Mix together; let sit at least 30 minutes
before using.
Miller writes: "Ripe red tomatoes roasted on a hot steel comal until the
skins blacken are a basic element of many Mexican salsas. The smoky flavor
adds a complexity to the taste of ripe tomatoes. Mixing fresh mint as a
counterpoint to this cooked flavor creates the combination of raw and
cooked which is one of the classic taste motifs of Southwestern cuisine.
This salsa goes particularly well with the wild Churro lamb that we serve
at Coyote Cafe because it does not mask the Churro's unique taste."
Goes well with venison chops, grilled pork, grilled marlin and tortilla
chips.
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