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by salsa's chief ingredient: chiles — especially those dried ones. mexico counts types of chiles that cooks use fresh, dried, roasted, or smoked. you're unlikely to find that kind of variety in the u.s., but your local supermarket or mexican market, depending on where you live, should have at least
a few types for you to work with. and with some basic knowledge of the techniques shared by mexican cooks throughout the country's culinary regions, using chiles to make salsas, marinades, stews, and more could become your newest kitchen hobby. here's how to get started. creating a base for salsas having...
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