What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? The Daily Special: Tomatillo Salsa Verde! The grower at the Farmers Market literally gave me her version of roasting tomatillos as she handed me her bounty. “Pull out your iron skillet, peel and quarter the tomatillos, throw in some garlic cloves, and roast it together in your oven. Simple.” Imagine my smile later that afternoon as I presented a dish of the freshest aromatic salsa verde to my husband for “Happy Hour”. Served with organic corn chips and a citrus margarita, it created quite a buzz!
TOMATILLO SALSA VERDE
Ingredients:
5-6 medium size tomatillos, peeled and stems removed
3 garlic cloves, peeled
1 sweet onion, chopped
1 teaspoon sea salt
1 teaspoon cumin powder
3 jalapeรฑo pickled peppers, sliced
Instructions:
Remove the crackly husks covering the fresh tomatillos. Rinse well to remove the sticky residue on the skin. Quarter each tomatillo and place in a seasoned iron skillet. Add garlic and sweet onion. Sprinkle with salt and cumin powder. Place skillet in the oven on highest setting for Broil. Check after 5 minutes, turn the vegetables, and broil another 5 minutes. They should appear soft and slightly charred. There will be juice in the skillet, so handle with care. Transfer vegetables to a food processor. Add jalapeรฑo peppers and purรฉe on pulse setting.
I love salsa Gail! Looks amazing and can’t believe you are already up to T!
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It’s a nice change from regular salsa. ๐
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yes I am sure!
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Wow what a yummy looking blog. Thanks:)
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Oh! So nice to meet you. Blessings! ๐
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Mmm! Gail! I was just looking for a green salsa recipe! I believe I’ve found it…wonderful!
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My husband just got back from the early morning Farmers Market. No Tomatillas! ๐ฆ
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Oh no! I’d send you some, Gail but they would probably be a little greener once they arrived ๐ Have you ever tried Hatch chile peppers? I roasted some yesterday and they are wonderful…slightly earthy with a piercing peppery edge.
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I have no idea what they are. I assume they are fresh, not canned. Now I need to do some exploring. Thanks for the tip. Blessings! ๐
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You’re welcome! Thank YOU! They can be found canned, but as we both know fresh is best ๐ They’re abundant here now.
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I think I’m a little envious. lol. ๐
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an old time favorite!! you make everything beautiful, Gail! thanks for sharing ๐
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It takes on a new meaning when it comes from my very own kitchen. Imagine that! ๐
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