From: najwa
On Sep 28, 2005
Wonderful! I had some tomatoes that were going soft, about 3 cups, and I used that instead of one cup of tomatoes, keeping the other ingredients the same .. An excellent recipe! My husband loved this! Thanks for sharing, I will always use this recipe!
From: dale!
On Aug 26, 2003
I used this for Mexican Manicotti Mexican Manicotti. It turned out wonderfully, thanks!
From: Mysterygirl
On Oct 23, 2002
Made this with your rellenos recipe from the same place - they were great together. Thanks for posting them.
From: Laudee
On Jul 15, 2003
My compliments, Miss Annie, this is a nifty picante sauce recipe. I threw it together to use in Bev's "Dan's Favorite Tex Mex Skillet Dinner"...Gosh, it worked good. It's nice too because I had all the ingredients on hand. I can see where it's versatile...Will go fine on other Mexican dishes... Thanks for posting. Laudee
From: PanNan
On Aug 16, 2005
I also made this with the Senor Pico's chile rellenos recipe. Very good. I liked using the fresh ingredients, and adjusting the heat to our taste. I left it chunky (didn't puree) and didn't use the flour. Instead, I let it simmer until the liquid was reduced and thickened. Everyone enjoyed it very much.
From: Noo
On Aug 22, 2008
What a great tasting sauce! I used two jalapeno and a cayenne chilli pepper.The depth and warmth of the chilli flavour was delicious.I pureed my sauce,but didn't make it completely smooth,just leaving a little textur.I also didn't bother to use the flour to thicken it,I didn't think that it needed it.This was added to taco meat with great success,and this morning I made breakfast enchiladas with it, to rave reviews.Thank you Miss Annie,for a great tasting easy recipe,that is so versatile.
From: JuliJ
On Jun 16, 2008
This is the best picante sauce. I thought the taste and level of heat were just perfect. I will definitely be making this often and always keep some handy in the fridge. Thanks for the recipe!
From: * Pamela *
On Apr 4, 2008
Awesome! I used this to make Queso Beef Enchiladas. I did leave out the jalapenos because I was serving the dish to kids but they would add a nice kick to it. Thanks for posting, I will be using this recipe again!
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