Contributing Editor: Belinda Mooney

Canning & Preserving

Your guide to canning including instructions, tips and canning recipes.  


Garden and Hearth> Food/Entertain>Canning



Garden and Hearth> Garden/Yard>Canning>recipes-salsa


Print Version Email Recipe Add a Recipe    

Easy Salsa Recipe for Canning

Salsa adds spice to so many meals. Canning your own salsa is easy to do. Then you will always have a delicious supply of homemade salsa on hand to use with tacos, burritos or even meatloaf. And since you made it, it's got just the right "kick" for your taste buds.
 

  • 24 cups chopped tomatoes
  • 2 cups white vinegar
  • 2 cups diced jalapeño peppers (seeds and all) (wear gloves when handling hot peppers)
  • 2 cups diced bell pepper
  • 2 cups diced onion
  • 2 small cans tomato sauce
  • 3 to 6 cloves garlic
  • 1 tbsp canning salt

Bring tomatoes and vinegar to a boil. Turn down heat and simmer for 1 hour. Stir often.

Add all other ingredients and cook another 1-2 hours or more to desired consistency.

Put in hot jars. Process 15 minutes in boiling water bath. A 1/4 bunch of cilantro may be added in the second cooking.

NOTE: An optional way of thickening the product is to simmer in a crockpot with the lid off until desired thickness. This helps prevent scorching.

Yield: 10 pints

 


More On This Subject

Canning Guide Boiling Water Bath Method
Basic Canning Supplies: What You Need to Succeed
Canning Recipes-Home Canning Recipes


Canning Resources

Water Bath Canning Starter Set
Ball Regular Dome Canning Jar Lids
Mrs Wages Kosher HOT Salsa Tomato Mix, Bulk, 5 oz


Reader Feedback

[Canning/Feedback/GENERIC.htm]

Add Your Thoughts (This form does not accept links)

First Name-State     Please enter the first 3 letters of the alphabet   (John-MA)

After you submit your comments, you will need to reload this page with your browser in order to see your additions to the log.

Topics

Canning Instructions

Condiments

Jams/Jellies

Pickles

Vegetables

 


 
 

advertisement

Google


 Web


GardenHearth

© Garden and Hearth 2001-2008. All rights reserved

Terms of Service / Privacy policy / Contact Us / Advertise with Us / Writer's Guidelines