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Tag Archives: food; preserving; vegetables; salsa; tomatoes; peppers; relish; thick tomato salsa
How to Make Thick, Tasty Canned Salsa
To can salsa cruda—literally, “raw sauce”—requires cooking it, but cooked tomato salsa just isn’t the same. Usually, it turns out runny. Commercial salsa makers compensate for this by adding tomato paste, which tastes, well, like tomato paste. To really … Continue reading

