Showing posts with label salsa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label salsa. Show all posts

Saturday, May 22, 2010

Buffalo wings N' Things


Serves all Mexican American finger foods, Buffalo Wings N' Things loaded us with calories and chilies.





We split a pound order of buffalo wings in two and drawn them with armagedon and honey bbq sauces.


Armagedon was for the darest J, the hottest sauce really set him in red and perspired to the max. I tasted a bit and couldn't beat it!



I shared Myka's wings in honey bbq sauce which was on the sweet side.



The wild rice had lots of diced tomatoes which others might call Mexican rice.



Mustard girl? Nah, she was actually taking out the mustard sauce and the rest of the toppings. She liked her sausage plain and nothing on it.



I always love nachos with salsa and cheese.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

DIY Tomato Salsa/Spaghetti Sauce



Lots of tomatoes in the market. Big, plump, juicy and best of all cheap..it's in season. Ofcourse I bought_ a kilo for P20.





I decided to whisk them into a sauce or a salsa. Whatever turns out :))


From my memory box, I tried to dig some recipe from the past. The thing is for a lifetime now, I suffer from short memory span. But when it comes to food/recipe, for unknown reason to me, my cooking lessons from school or from my mother's kitchen always pop out when needed. That's sharp :)




To remove the skin of the tomatoes, I dunked each in a pot of boiling water. By batches of 3 to 4 pieces. When the skin appeared to wrinkle I transferred each to a bowl of cold water with ice on it.




The tomato should look more or less like this with some skin voluntary peeled off. The rest of the skin_ you have to remove them. Worry not, they're so easy to peel off.

After I skinned the fruit, I started to remove the seeds and squeeze unnecessary liquids off the tomato.


I chopped a half bulb of garlic and one whole medium onion and the tomatoes. Sauteed them all together, put some salt and pepper and went beyond the original recipe cheated on by sprinkling Mccormic Italian Seasoning and added store bought tomato paste.




Voila!!! My very own home made all purpose salsa for nachos and what have you..




Great too as spaghetti sauce !!! Promise_ it's del-iciousoo!!! Want some??:)))

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