Essential chopped tomato-serrano salsa (Salsa Mexicana clásica) from Rick Bayless's Mexican Kitchen: Capturing the Vibrant Flavors of a World-Class Cuisine (page 25) by Rick Bayless

  • tomatoes
  • serrano chiles
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    Can substitute jalapeño chiles or habanero chiles for serrano chiles.

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  • Eat Your Books

    Can substitute jalapeño chiles or habanero chiles for serrano chiles.

  • BethNH on July 15, 2018

    Delicious fresh tasting salsa. Subbed three jalapenos for the serrano. Omitted garlic because I don't care for garlic in salsa. Although one of our jalapenos was bright red the salsa had no heat. I don't know if we needed more jalapenos or our homegrown ones just aren't hot.

  • sturlington on July 10, 2013

    P25. Classic salsa. Besides the usual uses, it can be used to top pasta or mix with potato salad.

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