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mock green chile stew « a little birdie told me….
What did I unearth but half a jar of Green Mountain Gringo salsa? I maintain, afterwards, that only this brand will do. It is my favorite store-bought salsa. I eat it straight out of the jar with a spoon (I find that the high ratio of ...
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Too Shai Shai: Creamy Green Chile Chicken Enchiladas
I grabbed the cheaper jar without looking at the ingredients list. When I got home and started cooking, I tried the salsa and set my mouth on fire. See the jar I grabbed only had jalapenos in it. No green tomatoes or tomatillos at all! ...
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THE LAST DOOR...DOWN THE HALL: A Few More Muses
1 tablespoon chopped green chile, jalapeno or chipotle pepper 2 tablespoons honey or sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup cilantro, chopped 1/3 cup olive oil In a blender, pulse the lime juice, vinegar, garlic, chile, honey, salt, ...
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Minor League Baseball: News: Article
Every night we run a chile race similar to the famous sausage race in Milwaukee, only our competitors are a red chile, a green chile, a taco and a jar of salsa. A couple years ago we started selling plush dolls of our chile race ...
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The Perfect Pantry: Salsa (Recipe: ropa vieja)
Salsa is the ultimate pantry item for me. Especially a brand called "better than Fred's" I simply put a cut of pork in the slowcooker with a jar of their carribean salsa and serve at the end of the day with canned black beans on rice or ...
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the library collection - a twist of the wrist
on another night, i tried out the recipe for seared beef filet with black beans, avocado, and green chile salsa. this dish utilizes canned black beans and a jar of your favorite green chile salsa and takes only 25 minutes to prepare ...
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The Perfect Pantry: Pineapple (Recipe: Love in pieces)
Lydia, your post is likely to inspire me = I found a jar of pineapple salsa in my cupboard yesterday. Not sure what I will do with it... Posted by: Mimi | November 17, 2008 at 08:21 AM. That bit of history is fascinating. ...
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