Salsa Verde

Salsa Verde
This ubiquitous green sauce is fantastic on everything from grilled chicken to sliced tomatoes to bean stew. Victoria de la Maza
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This ubiquitous green sauce appears in a myriad of cuisines, menus, and dishes. Keeping the ingredients to three or four soft herbs allows for each one to come through, a touch of garlic makes it aromatic, and olive oil adds richness and helps bring out all the fresh flavors. I add a bit of spice by adding a teaspoon of red pepper flakes, but you don’t have to.

It also freezes beautifully, so double the recipe and freeze the extra in cups or Ziplock bags for later use.

Victoria de la Maza
Victoria de la Maza
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