capt. mike
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help from you salsa and hot sauce pros
my esposa has developed a condition that now precludes her from consuming tomatos or such derived/based foods - so her cravings for hot sauce, salsas
- spaghetti sauce - anything made from a tomato base product - is off the list.
as she loves mexican and all things hot - what can we do?
any one have a hot sauce or salsa recipe that is sans tomatos??
this sucks. we have had plenty of relish products with chilis and such, fruit etc but not hot enuff.
and for a hot sauce - well i have made some good ones without toms but open to ideas.
thx.
maybe others are similarly afflicted?
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Try making salsa using mangos or papayas instead of tomatoes, great flavors! If you want hot just use more serranos.
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DENNIS
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Mike...This is a nifty little book. Lots of tomatoless salsas. Google it and you'll have links to buy it.
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The Best 50 Salsas (Best 50)
Author: Christie Katona, Thomas Katona
Book InformationPublisher: Bristol Publishing Enterprises
Book Type: Paperback
ISBN-13: 9781558671126 - ISBN-10: 1558671129
Publication Date: 9/1/1995
Pages: 80
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Bob and Susan
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2 pabalno chilis
2 anaheim chilis
1 yellow bell pepper
1 orange bell pepper
2 jalepeno's
1/4 of a onion
1 garlic
2 table spoons lime juice
add water for desired thickness
blend it up
for red salsa use red colored chilis
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how about using tomatillos instead. they are part of gooseberry family an make great salsa verde
Bob Durrell
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Mike...the store shelves are full of them..love the mango flavored.
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capt. mike
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thx everyone.
good options all.
it has to do with the high acidity of the tomatos. and some other things in toms that she can't ingest.
too bad. i really enjoy sitting in a tom patch with cold beer a buck knife and some sea salt...
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Mike,
I do one that has crushed pineapple, onions, lime, cilantro and jalapenos. Great over mahi mahi.
Ken
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