From: Kate! In the Kitchen.
On Aug 20, 2006
I'm not sure if it came out right mine was more of a salsa but it was still delicious!
From: Sue L
On Feb 23, 2009
This is quite yummy! I love fresh salsas and this is a great example. We used fresh Thai chillies in this and it was nicely hot. We served it with burritos and also with some tortilla chips. Fresh salsas have a tendency to be a bit watery, and this was no exception. For those who like it less watery, they can stir in a few tablespoons of tomato paste and still get that wonderful fresh salsa flavor. Thanks for posting! ~Sue
From: Cookgirl
On Aug 26, 2006
!Que delicioso! !Que picoso! This rocks, Kate! For aji chilies, I subbed jalapeno, one serrano and two red Thais. For Step #3, I didn't know whether to blend by hand or with a blender, so I combined the mixture using an immersion blender. Used this condiment for Papas a La Huancaina. The remaining sauce I will freeze and will definetely find good uses for it.
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