55/94: How Do You Salsa?

salsaverde

Day Fifty-five: 80 degrees and Salsa Verde!

Salsa Verde

2 Cups of Italian Parsley — ITALIAN, not normal… or you will cry. Take it from me.
2 Tbs Capers
4 Anchovies
2 -3  Garlic cloves (2 if you like less of a kick, 3 if you like to live on the wild side.)
2 Tbs of Red Wine Vinegar — Use to soak 1-2 pieces of italian bread w/o the crust
1 tsp of Dijon
1/2 of Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Salt and Pepper to taste

Ok… put all these ingredients into a food processor and whip the bejezzus out of it. Seriously, whip it good. Then try not to make a total pig of yourself slathering it on bread.

Oh, and it’s good as a mayo substitute. Just sayin’.

Recipe courtesy of my lovely Mother in Law

4 Responses to “55/94: How Do You Salsa?”

  • Colleen:

    Gah! That looks sooo good. I’m tempted to get out of bed and make that! You’re killin’ in me! Beautiful photo :)

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    Thank you! It’s pretty yummy… and slightly addictive! ~W

  • Anchovies?? That’s an unusual ingredient. It looks lovely though. I’m sure I would eat it, even if it’s not guacamole. (my fav)

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    It’s weird, right? If I hadn’t had it before I saw the recipe, I would have completely avoided making it. But it is sooo good. And I’ve omitted the anchovies in the past and it wasn’t the same! Think of them as protein. :D ~W

  • That sounds like an amazing recipe!

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    It’s addictive! ~W

  • IZ:

    I don’t know where my mom found that recipe but I’m glad she passed it along. It is *SO* good. I *HATE* anchovies -but W’s right -it isn’t the same without them.

    And it *does* make a delicious alternative to mayo. Oh, and it lasts forever in the fridge.

    FANTASTIC photo btw!

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    Thank you… as you know, that photo was a beast. OY… thanks for the help. :D ~W

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