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Green Chili and Tomatillo Hot Sauce

1 cup

45 minutes 15 minutes active

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This brightly acidic, cumin-spiked hot sauce is an excellent condiment for any Mexican-inspired meal. To give the sauce kick, we use a serrano chili with its seeds, but you could remove the seeds for less heat. For an even milder sauce, replace the serrano with a seeded jalapeño. Stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator, the sauce will keep for up to a week.

1

cup

Tip

Don't worry if the vegetables broil somewhat unevenly. The chilies may brown the most and the tomatillos should be fully softened, but be careful not to scorch the garlic. And don't worry about removing the charred skins before processing—they add a subtly smoky flavor.

45 minutes

15 minutes active

Ingredients

  • 3

    medium tomatillos (about 6 ounces), husked, cored and halved lengthwise

  • 1

    medium poblano chili, stemmed, halved lengthwise and seeded

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Reviews
Melissa G.
August 21, 2022
This sauce is a game changer
I make this sauce all the time just to have on hand to add to other dishes .
Melissa G.

I fell in love with this hot sauce. This is one condiment that I do keep in my fridge and yes, I do make it every week or every other week. I enjoy how easy it is to put together. Also I have had it just like a salsa for my chips as well.

Diana L.

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Gary B.

I've made this twice and my salsa/hot sauce loving friends in Texas rave about it. It's simple to prepare and the fresh taste is something that doesn't come in a jar.