So here's the best salsa on the planet.And my first recipe, YAY!
Fermented Salsa
Ingredients
·
Chili
peppers (1-2 serranos or 1 jalapeno, depending on how hot you like it)
**The
perfect spiciness to me although not *Paleo* is 5 of the Dorot Chopped Chili
cubes (frozen) - they have soybean oil :-(
·
4 Roma
Tomatoes
·
1 Sweet
Onion (or White Onion)
·
3-4 Garlic
Cloves
·
3 Limes
·
1 Tbs. Sea
Salt (I prefer coarse for this)
·
2 Tbs.
liquid whey (you can also use 1 additional Tbs. salt instead of this)
·
1 large
bunch cilantro
Directions
1. Cut
tomatoes in half and gently squeeze out the seeds, or scoop out with a spoon,
and discard. Place in the food processor and process until smooth.
2. Peel
and quarter the onion, and place in food processor. Peel and crush garlic, and
place in food processor. Process until smooth.
3. Juice
the 3 limes and add all the juice to the food processor. Add the sea salt and
whey (if using), and process.
4. Rinse
cilantro, and cut off the ends. Break up with your hands and place in the food
processor, and process until smooth.
*NOTE* You can also add all the ingredients
to the processor, and pulse to your desired consistency, if you like your salsa
chunky. Personally, I like mine smoooooth.
5. Transfer
salsa to quart size mason jars. Leave at least an inch of space at the top of
the jar, for gasses.
6. Keep
the salsa at room temperature for 3-4 days, depending on ambient temperature. I find 3 days is about perfect in around 75
degree weather, while in the winter (keeping the jars near a radiator) it took
about 5 days to get the right flavor. Transfer the salsa to the fridge, and it
will keep for months. Don’t be afraid to
give it a try after a couple days, if it still tastes like fresh tomatoes, let
it sit another day. It’s trial and error, but it’s damn good!
This recipe is also good doubled (or tripled), just be mindful of how big you food processor is!
Peace y'all
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