tomatillos, cilantro, green onions, and serano chili's.
First chop off the stems of one bunch of cilantro and give it a good rinse.
Into the processor it goes, process on high till minced well.
Chop the dark green ends of one bunch of green onions. Add to the minced cilantro and process on high again till well minced.
Chop the rest of the onion and set aside.
Clean one serrano chili, (these are very mild) completely de-seed and pull out as much of the white membrane as possible. Dice and add to the processor. Wash your hands before touching your eyes.
Tomatillos look like a green tomato with a green papery cover, if you're not familiar with them.
Pull off and discard the papery cover and stem and dice them up seeds and all.
Add the tomatillos to the rest of the mixture and process on high till smoothly minced. Add 1 teaspoon each of sea salt, granulated garlic and cumin. Add some red pepper flakes to taste if you want it hotter.
Oh, those look delicious.
ReplyDeleteMary, you know these would be perfect for St. Patrick's day with their green salsa! It looks delicious. Thanks for sharing.
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XO,
Sheila :-)
I love enchiladas with green sauce but I never knew how to make the sauce. I will have to try the tomatillos; I've seen them in the store but didn't know what to cook with them. Very Pretty Blog!!!
ReplyDeleteWe love enchilads and your recipe sounds delicious. Thanks for the green sauce recipe, it looks like it makes the dish.
ReplyDeleteThis looks sooooooooooooooo good. I'm definitely saving the recipe!
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ButterYum
Hey wait, there's no recipe.
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ButterYum
The post itself is the recipe, it's very simple. Mary :O)
ReplyDeleteMary, I think I can handle that! Will try one of these days, as I already have the chicken.:-)
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