Fresh and Spicy Salsas

Turn plain food into a fiesta with these 7 fresh and spicy salsa recipes from SAVEUR magazine including salsa verde, salsa roja, crab salsa, and chipotle mayonnaise.

Salsa Verde — The tart green tomatillo that gives this salsa its hue-and its name-is, after the tomato, the most popular salsa ingredient in Mexico. See this Recipe

Crab Salsa — This extravagant salsa makes a lively accompaniment for crab cakes. See this Recipe

Bahian Salsa — This condiment is made with fresh tomatoes, onions, chiles, and cilantro, all finely chopped and mixed together with lime juice. See this Recipe

Salsa Roja — We like to eat this "roasted" tomato salsa with tortilla chips. See this Recipe

Chopped Tomato Salad — This simple dish, from El Bordo de las Lanzas, looks like a salsa but is usually eaten as a side dish with grilled or roasted meats. See this Recipe

Salsa Negra — Dark, hot, and smoky, this salsa gets its flavor-and its heat-from chipotle peppers. See this Recipe

Chipotle Mayonnaise — This tangy, spicy mayonnaise can be found on restaurant tables all over Veracruz, Mexico. See this Recipe

ANDRÉ BARANOWSKI

Fresh and Spicy Salsas

Turn plain food into a fiesta with these 7 fresh and spicy salsa recipes from SAVEUR magazine including salsa verde, salsa roja, crab salsa, and chipotle mayonnaise.

Salsa Verde — The tart green tomatillo that gives this salsa its hue-and its name-is, after the tomato, the most popular salsa ingredient in Mexico. See this Recipe

Crab Salsa — This extravagant salsa makes a lively accompaniment for crab cakes. See this Recipe

Bahian Salsa — This condiment is made with fresh tomatoes, onions, chiles, and cilantro, all finely chopped and mixed together with lime juice. See this Recipe

Salsa Roja — We like to eat this "roasted" tomato salsa with tortilla chips. See this Recipe

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Chopped Tomato Salad — This simple dish, from El Bordo de las Lanzas, looks like a salsa but is usually eaten as a side dish with grilled or roasted meats. See this Recipe

Salsa Negra — Dark, hot, and smoky, this salsa gets its flavor-and its heat-from chipotle peppers. See this Recipe

Chipotle Mayonnaise — This tangy, spicy mayonnaise can be found on restaurant tables all over Veracruz, Mexico. See this Recipe

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