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Farm Market Recipe of the Week: Salsa Verde-Tomatillo Salsa

8/10/2016 | Farm Market Chef Josh Falzone

Tomatillos, like tomatoes, are technically a fruit in the nightshade family. They are mostly known for being the key ingredient in salsa verde, a Mexican staple. They ripen to a variety of colors: green, yellow and even purple. Their flavor is tart, crisp, and slightly sweet. Although first cultivated in Mexico, they are now commonly seen all over North America. For this recipe, I am featuring tomatillos from Harvest Moon Organic Farm and Molten Melon Hot Sauce from Hot Sauce 4 Good. Try this delicious tomatillo salsa on a summer night with grilled shrimp or sea scallops.

Ingredients Tomatillo Salsa 2 cups chopped tomatillos (remove husks first) 2 limes, zested and juiced 1 TB roasted garlic olive oil 1 tsp Molten Melon Hot Sauce (add more to taste) Salt + Pepper 2 TB chopped cilantro 1 TB chopped chives

Preperation Mix all ingredients in a bowl. Using a stick blender, rough puree approximately half of the salsa. Salsa is best refrigerated for at least two hours.

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