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Anyone have a good Salsa recipe?

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Bonibelle:
The only thing that survived in my garden this year was my hot peppers, the deer ate everything else! My son wants to make salsa, and thought someone on here may have a good recipe.... :) How about you Term?

TN__HOT_TUB:
Salsa is easy. I like using

Roma tomatoes (seems the others are a bit too runny)
sweet onions
fresh cilantro
fresh lime juice
salt
fresh hot peppers

I used to chop everything by hand, but quickly stopped that after I discoverd that my food processor did a mighty fine job (just be careful and use the "pulse" function or you'll end up with soup)

anne:
I dont measure when I cook, so I can be pretty lousy at translating recipes, but I have a couple ideas.

1. I work with a couple guys who make incredible salsa, which I have imitated. It is a fresh (uncooked) salsa, which I always perfer, but it wont stay nice for more than a few days. They use, without good reference to proportions,

HOT peppers, leaving in LOTS of seeds (I dont do this)
Fresh roma tomatoes
onion (white or yellow)
Lots o' cilantro
lime juice
garlic, slat, pepper

2. I like chipotle pepper salsa- basically roasted jalepenos. You can buy them canned. Do the same sort of thing as above, but throw in some roasted sweet red bell peppers and corn to lighten the heat and add some sweet.

I'm hungry now!

NWHotTubber:
Roma tomatoes
peppers
salt
granulated garlic
cumin powder
cilantro (sometimes-pretty good without it too)
and a squeeze from a half of a lime  

I usually don't put onion  


Have a pretty good Mango salsa recipe too  :)

Dr. Spa™ Ret.:
Take 3 hot peppers, 1 pound of venison ...... ::)

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