Guest guest Posted July 16, 2001 Report Share Posted July 16, 2001 I have been making fresh salsa often ( thank you Karen for the best recipe ever! ) but find fresh jalapenos and similar peppers inconsistently available here. Therefore, I have been using dried ones ( readily available in the USA, so I stock up on trips ) However, I am really bad at estimating how much of the dried peppers to use. I often end up with really hot salsa or chili. I am just not used to using the dried ones, and I am also less than familiar with all the different types of hot peppers. Chipotes have become my favorite, as I love the smoky flavor they provide. I NOW know how hot Haberenos are. But that is where my knowledge ends. I would welcome any information about peppers in general, or using dried peppers to substitute for fresh in particular. Also, any web site references or book suggestions if you know of any. Thanks! Also, have any of you canned homemade salsa? How did it go? Any suggestions? I have tried freezinf it with so-so results. I have not canned anything for years and would also welcome any info or advice on that. The one thing my husband misses the most about “back home” is Mexican food! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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