Fresh Tomato Salsa Free PD Recipe
2013-04-16- Cuisine: Mexican
- Skill Level: Easy
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Fresh Tomato Salsa is a quick prep recipe using canned or boxed tomatoes. It’s perfect for the winter months when fresh tomatoes aren’t at their peak and fresh salsa is calling you. Four fresh ingredients, with just five minutes to prepare, and you will have salsa that blows away the overpriced shelved jarred versions.
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posted by Lindsey A. on July 13, 2018
I put mine in a blender with all the ingredients and pulsed it. We like ours more pureed than chunky. This was a winner. Thanks!
posted by maria on February 18, 2017
This is a favorite. I like to add fresh diced tomatoes
posted by Victoria Dollenmaier on August 30, 2015
Awesome. Hubby loved it. I left out the puree though to keep it more chunky.
posted by Sherrill Sittre on April 21, 2015
Mine turned out more like a marinara sauce so used on pasta and was delicious. Will have to work on my salsa.
posted by Amy Montoya on April 6, 2014
Never buying salsa again! I eat this by the spoonful – delicious with the baked tortilla chips and also takes so good on top of the Garlic Greens.
posted by Denise on August 11, 2013
This was delicious! My canned tomatoes had citric acid in them, so I used 1 container of Pomi Chopped Tomatoes and 1 container of Pomi Strained Tomatoes. The chopped tomatoes are much smaller than canned tomatoes, so the end result was more like a jarred salsa than it was like Pico de Gallo, but it was still a big hit with the whole family!