Preparing Salsa with a Magic Bullet
I'm trying to make some salsa with a magic bullet using the given recipe from the cookbook that comes with it. Here's the recipe with a picture of how it turns out at best.
The final product comes out looking pretty unappetizing - even worse than that picture. Is there a way to make it of normal consistency and colour?
Update: I realize that I should be a bit more specific as there are a lot of different salsas. I want it to look like this.
Best Answer
The Magic Bullet is essentially a blender, and is, as such, inherently unsuitable for making a salsa.
Also, the "seven-second" part of that recipe is a lie. You're still going to have to peel the onions and garlic, remove the stems and seeds of the peppers, and trim up the tomatoes.
You're getting your knife and cutting board out anyway, so why not just do it by hand? It really shouldn't take more that 5 minutes.
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