Salsa Time Again
- wilder11354
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Freetown fred... hear your still on soft diets... this should work!! Jalepeno salsa, last half will add a hew haberneros, or however its spelled.
Last year did 2 bushels of salsa, gonna do one this year. Guess that a road trip will be in order.....- 2001Sierra
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Looks great! You might need to wipe with a snow cone
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2001Sierra wrote:Looks great! You might need to wipe with a snow cone
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I'm likin it!!! I think that last jug helped get things workin proper.
wilder11354 wrote:Freetown fred... hear your still on soft diets... this should work!! Jalepeno salsa, last half will add a hew haberneros, or however its spelled.Last year did 2 bushels of salsa, gonna do one this year. Guess that a road trip will be in order.....
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Yeah, I'd try that recipe if you'd be interested in lending it out. Have never heated salsa before just using fresh veggies.
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That good lookin' salsa is being cooked on a coal stove I hope Mike
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I think maybe he's holding out for a spot on FoodTV or something right next to Rachel Ray or that hot Giada chick.
Can't blame him one little bit either.
Can't blame him one little bit either.