How to Make Salsa
Know how to prepare fresh chili peppers., Peel the chili peppers over the gas burner: Spear the chili peppers onto a long metal skewer., Dry fry the chili peppers in a griddle pan., For both heated chili peppers, now place them into a plastic bag...
Step-by-Step Guide
-
Step 1: Know how to prepare fresh chili peppers.
If using fresh chili peppers in the salsa, knowing how to peel them is an important part of the preparation process.
There are two basic methods, one for those who have access to a gas flame and one for those who only have an electrical heat source.
In both cases, be aware that the fumes from heated chilies can irritate your lungs, so do not inhale. -
Step 2: Peel the chili peppers over the gas burner: Spear the chili peppers onto a long metal skewer.
Turn on a gas burner flame and roast them over the flame.
When the skins to blister and darken, remove them.
Don't allow them to burn. , When the skins become scorched and blackened, remove the chilies. , Tie the bag up to trap the steam.
Put the bag aside for 20 minutes. , The capsaicin in chili peppers can irritate your skin and eyes badly.
Do not absent-mindedly wipe your eyes or pick your nose with your chili pepper covered fingers! Wash your hands with soap and water after finishing handling the chili peppers, or wear gloves. ,, -
Step 3: Dry fry the chili peppers in a griddle pan.
-
Step 4: For both heated chili peppers
-
Step 5: now place them into a plastic bag.
-
Step 6: After 20 minutes
-
Step 7: take the chilies out of the bag and peel off the skin.
-
Step 8: To finish preparing the chili peppers
-
Step 9: slit the peeled chilies open and scrape out the seeds.
-
Step 10: Chop up the chili peppers into small diced pieces and put to one side in a small bowl
-
Step 11: ready for use.
Detailed Guide
If using fresh chili peppers in the salsa, knowing how to peel them is an important part of the preparation process.
There are two basic methods, one for those who have access to a gas flame and one for those who only have an electrical heat source.
In both cases, be aware that the fumes from heated chilies can irritate your lungs, so do not inhale.
Turn on a gas burner flame and roast them over the flame.
When the skins to blister and darken, remove them.
Don't allow them to burn. , When the skins become scorched and blackened, remove the chilies. , Tie the bag up to trap the steam.
Put the bag aside for 20 minutes. , The capsaicin in chili peppers can irritate your skin and eyes badly.
Do not absent-mindedly wipe your eyes or pick your nose with your chili pepper covered fingers! Wash your hands with soap and water after finishing handling the chili peppers, or wear gloves. ,,
About the Author
Joyce Wilson
A passionate writer with expertise in crafts topics. Loves sharing practical knowledge.
Rate This Guide
How helpful was this guide? Click to rate: