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  1. Kathy
    03/09/2016

    Hello, my name is Kathy, I live in Adelaide S.A. I work I a child care centre as a cook, I love this page, so many good recipes,, has helped me out a lot thankyou, anyway I was just wondering, what is cilantro, is that corrianda.

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    • Vickie
      02/28/2017

      5 stars
      Cilantro can be found next to the parsley, well at least in our local grocery store. The leafy part of the coriander plant is the part they are calling for in this recipe. Hope this helps!!

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  2. Maggie Galliher
    03/16/2016

    Kathy, I happened upon this and realized no one had responded to your question. Yes, cilantro is the leaf of the coriander plant. The seeds are ground and sold as the spice that we call “coriander.” Hope that was helpful!

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    • Vickie
      02/28/2017

      Oops, sorry I see you have already answered!!

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  3. Nancy
    03/25/2016

    4 stars
    This is pretty much my recipe but we add the juice of a couple of limes. Awesome!

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  4. ME
    05/17/2016

    Boil the jalapeƱo in a pot of water for about 7 minutes first (just cut the stem off) throw in blender and it kicks the heat up a notch. Remember to keep the seeds just cut the stem off.

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  5. Vickie
    02/28/2017

    Hi, the 4 T is supposed to be 4 Tablespoons of chopped cilantro and the 2 t is for 2 teaspoons of lime juice. I have not made this recipe but have made homemade salsa and will certainly try this recipe. The reason to wait for 24 hours is the flavors sort of mix up together and all compliment and help each other taste better the next day BUT it is also pretty dang good right out of the blender! Hope this helps!!

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  6. Myrna
    11/01/2018

    Fresh garlic instead of powder!

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    • Doreen Abell
      01/01/2019

      5 stars
      Yes, I too would add one large clove of garlic instead of the powder. Love fresh garlic!

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  7. Roger
    04/28/2019

    Made it today taste awesome how long will it last in the Refrigerator and was just wondering can you freeze it or would that make it too mushy when it defrost refrigerator

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    • Kate Sorensen
      04/29/2019

      Hi Roger, Glad you love this like we do! I usually keep it in the fridge for 2 weeks or so, but I have never tried freezing it.

      Kate

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    • Helen Decker
      03/20/2021

      5 stars
      If you put onions in it, it won’t last long at all, just a handful of days, as the onions will continue to age, then ruin the salsa. If I have enough people to eat most of it up at one sitting, I will use onions in it. If it’s just for me and my husband, I leave the onions out and it will last a couple of weeks in the fridge. I’ve never tried to freeze it so can’t answer that question for you.

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  8. Susan
    08/16/2019

    Can I can this salsa?

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    • cam
      10/08/2020

      You would need to add vinegar, lemon or lime juice to can it. It has to have the acidity to prevent spoilage. I learned that the hard way. I now add lemon or lime juice to the recipe. It needs to be simmered for a bit also and then given the water bath treatment.

      I make approximately 3-4 qts at a time and it is gone in about 3 days! My recipe is similar but, I do not use Rotel due to the vinegary taste. I found fire roasted tomatoes are the best. And definitely garlic. We also love cilantro so, I use an entire bunch but cut the stems off just below the leaves.

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  9. Liza
    02/04/2020

    I love salsa but not too hot, just medium, how many jalapenos do you suggest?

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    • Kate Sorensen
      02/05/2020

      Hi Liza,

      That’s what I would say I prefer and I use about 5-8 slices. You can always add more, or even juice from the jar if it’s not spicy enough. Also, it will get hotter after a day or two!

      I hope that helps!

      Kate

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