Get Ready For Some Fresh Garden Salsa!
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So Yummy, You’ll Want To Eat This With A Spoon!
When I was growing up my mother always had a larger-than-life garden. She would quite often harvest her veggies and give the overflow to friends and family. Mom would also preserve her veggies by way of canning. One of the things I enjoyed most about growing up with a garden is how my mom would always make salsa. There was always an abundance of the stuff in the refrigerator. I don’t think we ever went without salsa and we certainly didn’t purchase any store-bought junk, either. Mom was very handy in the kitchen and still is to this day.
I love dipping my Doritos into this yummy salsa! I know many of you prefer plain corn tortillas but give Doritos a try. It’s soooo good!
Let me know how you like this recipe in the comment section below. Enjoy!
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Quick Tip: This salsa can be preserved by means of canning in a hot water bath.