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Chris
Member Since:
Sep. 2007
Cooking Level:
Beginning
Cooking Interests:
Baking, Grilling & BBQ, Frying, Stir Frying, Slow Cooking, Asian, Mexican, Southern, Dessert, Quick & Easy, Gourmet
Hobbies:
Photography, Reading Books, Music, Painting/Drawing
Recipe Box
10 recipes
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Type
Overall Rating
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Simple Scones
By:
USA WEEKEND columnist Pam Anderson
Kitchen Approved
Garlic Chicken
By:
Carol
Kitchen Approved
Old Fashioned Onion Rings
By:
Jean Marie
Kitchen Approved
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About this Cook
I'm a 25 year old young man that's recently married. My wife and I only recently started cooking while we were dating so we don't have a lot of experience. What we lack in experience we make up for it in willingness to try new things.
My favorite things to cook
Mexican food is my all-time favorite cuisine. Being from the south I love southern cooking also.
My favorite family cooking traditions
Southern cooking.
My cooking triumphs
Taking a recipe from here and adding my own flair to it to make a salsa that all my friends and family love.
My cooking tragedies
I've only been cooking for a few years so you can only imagine all the cooking tragedies I've had.
Recipe Reviews
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Salsa Ninety Nine (Mild)
This is a great salsa recipe. I've searched for an "authentic" salsa recipe to mimic my favorite restaurant's recipe and this definitely hits the mark. I've made it several times following the 2o serving recipe and have a several things I changed to fit my tastes. Depending on how many serving you want to prepare you should adjust your cook time. For 20 servings, you will only have to boil 30 minutes at the most to reduce it by 1/3. I boiled the tomatoes until the skin cracked to help with peeling them. I doubled the cilantro because I love the flavor it gives the salsa. I used 4 large jalepeno peppers and 2 serrano peppers to get a nice medium heat. I did not use the bell peppers because if I wanted that kind of salsa I'd just buy a jar of Pace. I also didn't use 1/2 head of garlic. Just use maybe a third of it. I made this once and it had no heat at all. I figured out that I accidentally put the peppers in when I first started boiling the tomato mixture. If you do that it'll cook all the heat out of the peppers. It'll smell hot as fire, but actually be kind of sweet tasting. If the salsa is too "soupy" for your taste try saving 1/4 of the tomato chunks that you prepared at the beginning to throw in with your peppers towards the end of the cooking cycle. I hope this will help others learn from my mistakes. :)
14 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On:
Jan. 14, 2008
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