The 6 Most Common Salsa Mistakes
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The "recipe" for salsa is almost always the same, even though the ingredients change. Cook the fruits, garlic, and onion in some way before mashing everything together into a purée. Always salt to taste.
Basic Red Table Salsa:
1 jalapeño
¼ onion
1 garlic clove
2 ripe and in-season roma tomatoes
Wintertime Red Table Salsa:
1 jalapeño
¼ onion
1 garlic clove
10oz canned tomatoes
1tbsp minced cilantro stems
Creamy Salsa Verde:
1 jalapeño
¼ onion
1 garlic clove
4-5 peeled tomatillos
1 ripe avocado
Additional variations:
1. Make a raw salsa, then fry it in lard for "salsa frita"
2. Make a raw salsa, then cook it down with a beer for "salsa borracha"
3. Add chipotles for smokiness, habaneros for spiciness, or any combination of dried peppers
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hey, i'm feeling a little extra motivated to try making my own salsa, today!
internet o'neil this video has single handedly saved my life. my student loans were forgiven, my skin is clear and my salsas are yumdelish 5000. praise be to netshaq, amen
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It's been barely a week and a half since this video came out and I've already made two batches of basic salsa by myself. My takeaway: Man, I'm never buying a jar of salsa unless I absolutely have to ever again. I'm starting to get ideas for how to up my salsa game and start incorporating it into more meal planning.
Another great video, Shaq. This video framework works so well for cooking related content: theory -> common problems -> practical use cases -> advanced twists on the basic formula. Your design school education really shines through. Thanks!
I love your videos
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Thank you for all the different salsa!! Never knew it had so much range
I can tell you been watching the dancing fruit videos with the baby
lmao busted by the bobbing romas
Lmaoooooo
Really appreciate the "make in smaller batches" tip and ratio ideas. A lot less pressure for a solo eater and more chances to try different variations. Thanks!
only cooking channel that understands how people actually cook
this feels like one of those videos that will completely change the trajectory of my life
I started cooking better salsa and now I’m homeless so I agree
This is my favorite cooking content on TH-cam now. I feel you’re teaching how to cook, not how to follow recipes. You include a recipe but your notes about how we should experiment resonate with me. I know some people who treat recipes as gospel. But cooking is so much more fun when you just know what you can do, and make stuff happen.
I'd put his cooking videos right up there with Chef John at food wishes
This is how almost any good, serious cooking advice is. Recipes remain useful even for the experienced cook when doing something highly technical, especially baking.
I loved the visual of having a lineup and swapping items out/in of it.
If you are really lazy like me, air fry the onions, peppers, tomato and garlic. About 10 mins at 400f, no babysitting required or heating up your entire oven. Then I peel them and put them straight into the blender. So easy.
I took your last call to action to heart and did try making salsa today. Grilled some jalapenos and onion, found a can of tomatoes. Was really great! Will definitely be thinking about what other ingredients are locally available that I can salsify in the future. Thanks~!
Your writing, brevity and infomation density is such a pleasure - thank you for the amazing recipes, videos and inspiration - been following you for years and regularly incorporate your ideas into my cooking, thinking and videos
Make your own salsa...today! Me on the computer at 11pm: mmm maybe not today.
As a Mexican who's made salsa since i was 7-9 y/o, this is a well made tutorial for beginners. My only criticism is you need way more garlic,
But that could just be my personal taste.
I'd like to add to this videos by saying, you can roast the dried chillies over open flame, or frying pan, but do this with as much Kitchen ventilation as you can, including open windows and fans. Also, I use sweet onions like Vidalia onions, Or similar as a way of adding sweetness. Also lime is a very valuable ingredient that you should try mixing in. I use lime in usually half of all salsa
Absolutely on the lime
You're right. It is your personal taste and it's pretty rude to go "you need way more.." to someone who is already pretty well versed in cooking and didn't ask for your opinion
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme You're right.
I'm a terrible person.
Every recipe always has a good start to the amount of garlic, no recipe has the proper amount, *more garlic*
@@itsgonnabeanaurfrommewhat are u some kinda tough guy ? Ur opinion is even less valuable than his. Shush.
You forgot to warn your viewers that once they start making their own salsas, they won't be able to go back to store bought. Great video as always Shaq!
this is so unbelievably real. I simply cannot do storebought salsas anymore.
I'm on my third try following these instructions and haven't made a good salsa yet 😂
Started making salsa every week a few months ago and have taken a random walk through salsa variations that is very accurately summarized here. Get those dried chilis in there, folks. Once you do, you won't go back. Tomatillo, onion, cilantro, a morita for smokiness, guajillos for body, and arbol for spice has been my favorite. Now trying to figure out whether I can tolerate enough spice to get a salsa that actually TASTES like habaneros.
That last sentence is the exact reason why I tried growing habanada peppers. I wanted to mix them 50/50 with habaneros to keep the flavor but lower the spice.
Btw, rehydrate those dried chilies and blend them in the dehydrating water as the first step in your blender. Otherwise you are going to have to make soup of your poor tomatillos trying to break down the dried chilies later if they all go in at once. Took me a few gummy/snotty batches to learn that lesson.
@internetshaquille where did you get your seeds? I have been thinking about doing the same - love their flavor but have no way to get an intense version of it.
Perfect time, just wanted to have salsa (I always want salsa)
Just made bad salsa. Needed this 7 hours ago. But this weekend's attempt will be better!
I'm hoping that all of the bad salsas I have made will only build up my salsa making calluses and make me stronger.☺️
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Fr, the most consistent, friendly, efficient, savvy food creator on the net. On a level with Chef John, who is royalty.
Ohh fun! My salsa garden seedlings are already thriving so this will come in handy during harvest time 👩🏿🌾
salsa garden oo la la
the written recipes are a comfortable starting place for the anxious and less experience folks, so thank you. a younger me might not realize a whole onion in with a 10oz can of tomatoes and a tablespoon of cumin might not turn out how i expect. Now that I've got some experience under my belt I appreciate the encouragement to get creative. excellent video once again!
Good job. Yes that is the point of the video. Good for you for realizing.
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme I'm so glad I could figure out the video. you on the other hand don't have any use and serve no purpose.
@@Quixanevery single one of their comments is combative and weird
I made a pico de gallo that had too much onion, and you inspired me to grab my dried chilis and attempt to fix it. Thanks bro.
I love salsa, love salsa making, and while I enjoy all your videos and topics, I love seeing you tap into your Mexican heritage as it’s by far my favorite cuisine on earth.
If I had to pick one style of food for the rest of my life, it would be Mexican 100%
I appreciate your approach of giving basic principles instead of specific recipes. Adapting based on what you have rather than cooking to recipes also reduces food waste.
This was super helpful! You’re honestly the only cooking TH-camr I’ve watched where the stuff you go over, are things I’ve implemented in my cooking. Thanks a bunch!
Loving some of the new stuff your putting out king, your my favourite content creator, the perfect amount of education for all different levels of hyperfixation.
Keep up the amazing work
God dude I just love this channel so much
Love your honesty and sense of humor, love your page!
Ive been wanting to use Trade for forever and I used your code from the last ad read and it lived up to any and all the praise I heard from you and other annecdotally. Im a coffee lover with an aeropress and an conical burr grinder and this was perfect for me. Thanks Shaq!
I really appreciate how purely educational and more brand safe these vids are so that I can watch them at the PC Bang in restricted mode. Good job daddy!
I was literally gonna make salsa today, thanks for the timely upload!
Thank you for sharing!!!This video was sooo informative I really enjoyed watching!
Saw this at work today and tried it when I got home. I only had red bell peppers, and I definitely see what you mean about the peppers being such a driving force of the flavor. Ended up being fine after adding cayenne and squeezed lemon. Excited to try it more!
incredible video as always. thanks!
I appreciate this video. We planted a large part of our new garden last year with salsa making in mind. We ended up with way too many tomatoes (especially given your recommendations), tons of tomatillos from just 2 plants (those things grow massive!), we tried making salsa from some recipes and it was very lackluster. Pretty discouraging after a full grow season of anticipation. Hoping to try more things this year and that salsa verde base sounds fantastic, especially since we still have tons of tomatillos left.
I appreciate this video being released right as our tomato, jalapeno, and tomatillo plants are starting to flower. Thank you for teaching this italian from New York so much about Mexican food.
Hey shaq! I did it. Added dry guajillos to my basic salsa. Delicious!
Im glad somebody finally acknowledged it.
Mexican groceries are something found in Mexico and the USA
Super useful video! The blender tip makes a lot of sense
Brilliant, as always.
was just thinking that i'd love a video from you on salsa or dried peppers, it's like you read my mind! thanks for the great video as always. greetings from frigid iceland!
Love this channel bro. So much to learn because I grew up in America eating processed food. Im making a effort to eat different Appreciate your videos. Much Love.
ive been sorely needing some actually good salsa, today will be the day!
i have done it! unfortunately in my excitement i did make mistake #4 :/ still tastes pretty darn good! next batch will be even better
Amazing video about salsas. I love your simple explanation about the main types of salsa. Now I would love to see you do a video on Mole and Adobo. Some videos say they are each varied and some say they are about the same. Your simple take on it would be instructive. Thanks.
Thanks bro, really good cooking vid!
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Thanks Donnie. I've never really told anyone, but 700k was always my big dream milestone goal. I always thought that was the perfect channel size... big but not TOO big
Will definitely try once summer rolls around
Immediately made salsa after watching and it was so good i had to make a few more batches. 10/10 video my life is forever changed
SALSA BOYS 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽 thank you Shaq for another gem
Bro, thank you for keeping the flavors of culture alive. Having moved away from L.A. to Seattle three years ago, I have found that I am best off making real Mexican food at home. This video is a great resource for someone who took for granted the eateries around his former block. Muchos Gracias
Bro there used to be some dank Mexican food in Tacoma. It was a little red building off I-5 somewhere, the carne adobada was off the hook
Y’all are making me so grateful to have an authentic and cheap Mexican food truck a block right outside my apartment. Oh Los Angeles…
You’ve been killing it lately with the high quality content!
I moved away from an area with abundant and delicous Mexican food and have for years dreamt of my favorite burrito joint's tomatillo-avocado salsa. You inspired me to try making it and HOLY GUACAMOLE it transports me right back there. It's so good and so easy to make. Thanks, Internet Shaquille, for bringing some delicious joy into my life!
I've already started making my own salsa! This is just a sign I should continue!!
Thank you! Hated making foamy salsa
Quality content, as always! Thanks for the good info 👍
Dude! I just made salsa for the first time using your video and it's so good! Thank you so much I got to make my mom and dad's day with fresh salsa :)
Awesome video, cant wait to try it out!
Very excited to try making my own salsa now
Dude, this is one of the best videos you’ve ever made.
Really nice clear well delivered video. Love the opinion that canned tomatoes should be used over out of season winter tomatoes. If the tomatoes aren't good they're not worth using. Love the preference for no recipes. It's way nicer to cook for yourself without dogmaticslly sticking to a recipe
This is THE BEST video regarding Salsa.
I was looking for Salsa verde recipes. Saw a million recipes for it.
Came across this, and now I can make any salsa.
That's rather epic.
Easily one of the best youtubers on this site. And i mean in general not just in the cooking section!
Perfect timing. I’ve been wanting to make salsa, since it’s a very healthy way to add flavor to meat and vegetables without adding too many calories.
For me its bad timing because i made salsa yesterday, 😂 but im probably going to make it again soon.
@@Jexx5000 lol same. It's okay, but I suspect my next batch will improve.
And hydration!
Chef kiss and kiss the cook. I love your videos. This was a great one. Nothing I needed to personally hear, but I’m glad that this information is out there man I dig washing so a refresher is never a bad thing.
as someone who is dumb I genuinely appreciate the inclusion of the written recipes. thanks net shaq!
Such a great video!!
I was just telling my mom we should make fresh salsa! Perfect timing
literally pondering salsa when this vid comes up. 10/10
Excellent video
Great video. I'm a 60+ gringo who has been making salsa since I was a teen (standard spicy red table salsa but with cilantro, scallions and a bit of cumin added). I occasionally can it and gift it. In the last 5 or so years I have ventured into Salsa Verde (which we love). I have never tried adding dried chilies (other than some off the shelf Chile powder) to my recipe. Will definitely give that a try!
What great timing. I recently inherited like 30 cans of diced tomatoes. I’m going to salsa town
I really enjoy this guy's delivery and knowledge, thanks man!
Another great video sir! If you get the chance would love a video about birria!!!
Great video. I am motivated to make salsa and chips this week
you definitely peaked my interest in the complexity of pepper transformation over time. brb gonna do about ten hours of research on just that alone
Gonna go make it right now.
Heck yes! This is a great salsa video. My favorite version is essentially shaq’s basic salsa with 3 or 4 garlic cloves, one poblano, one jalapeño, and one chili de arbol. It’s spicy and complex and delicious. And left over arbol chilies are great in all sorts of cooking experiments
I almost skipped this one. I am really glad I didn't! Great video.
Thanks for making this. Just made my first homemade salsa (some salsa borracha with chipotles) and it it phenomenal. I live basically next door to a supermercado so I think this is going to become a regular thing.
This might be one of your best videos
The best cooking channel on TH-cam.
Bro -- in a long line of great episodes...I think this is your best one!
Made my own salsa just now I tweaked the recipe but it was tasty thank you
Thanks for sharing the mild version of the recipe 😃 My mum used to love spicy food, but after she had chemo, her tastebuds have changed and now she can’t handle spice at all!! I’ll have to make her some salsa, I think she’ll love it ❤
for what it's worth i've been looking to up my salsa game past the dried chilis stage and i would absolutely watch the 1-hour shaq explains the decision tree of every ingredient cut of this video
As expected of the Net Shaq, a true mexican salsa masterclass!
I'll share this anytime someone asks me for a salsa recipe 😂
Finally went to the big Mexican grocery store in town while I'm currently obsessed w making tortillas and tacos and Mexican food and it was awesome. Got home and make xoconostle salsa w Chile morita inspired by this video. Was super cool cause I had never had those things. Also bought a tortilladora and made chicharrones en frijoles negro w newly bought avocado leaves and epazote. Awesome stuff.
And tip for the other not quite fresh masa-pilled yet - the maseca nixta masa product is actually so crazy good I was really surprised how immediately I was able to make perfect tortillas after I always struggled keeping the blue corn one perfectly hydrated
I actually picked up the ingredients for a tomatillo salsa verde, but was worried about aerating too much as I've done previously. Hadn't cooked the ingredients down before and just blasted em on high in the blender (oops! lol). Thanks for the vid. Hey, I'm feeling a little extra motivated to try making my own salsa, today!
Nice video Shaq, once i run through my current store bought salsa i’ll give it a go. Cheers, happy eclipse day.
i love making salsa, great video! my usual recipe is chef john's fire roasted cherry tomato salsa.
Killin' it as always Shaq. something profound in me clicked with the mention of chili nomenclature.
Oh thank you, so you cook the veg before and then grind it up. Thank you so much!
or cook the whole thing after in a bit of oil to make that one whose name I already forgot it's in the video. Salsa Fresca is a thing but it's better known as Pico de Gallo and requires really good fresh ingredients for obv reasons,
Weird, I've been making my own salsa lately, and while I thinks its decent, these tips will enhance every bit of flavor I've been hoping to achieve!
I appreciate this video cause i finally made salsa for the first time yesterday. I think the romas i used were too big cause by the time they were pretty much completely black, the inside was still kinda raw, but oh well, salsa fresca is good too! I picked up some dried chilis to try next time too!
I love you put that mild salsa is not recommended. Nice.
this guy makes perfect content
What a guy thank you
Was going to make pico for some tacos tomorrow since I've made that a few times but thanks to this video tried my hand at the red salsa. The basic recipe is definitely basic with a capital B, perfect for experimenting but bland on its own. Turned mine from mid to restaurant quality in a few minutes with some cilantro, cumin, sugar, and lime. Even made my own tortilla chips for the first time. Thanks for the push, I always forget how much fun it can be to experiment and try new things. Now I gotta dig out that old forgotten can of chipotle peppers in adobo I have somewhere and use that once I'm done with this batch.