5 Minutes to Salsa Glory 🔥
🌮🔥 Happy Taco Thursday, Fam! 🔥🌮
Today we’re heading deep into Texas smoke country with ArnieTex — the larger-than-life BBQ legend with a cowboy hat, a cast-iron skillet, and stories for days. He’s the kind of guy who’ll teach you to smoke brisket like a pro, crack a beer mid-lesson, and make you feel like you’re cooking beside him under the stars.
This week, he’s sharing a family gem — his Mexican restaurant–style salsa. You know the one: it hits the table before the tacos, and you can’t stop dunking chips into it until someone physically removes the bowl. Yeah. That one.
👇 Scroll down for the recipe and get your blender ready — this salsa is fire.
Cheers & hot sauce,
Cheers & hot sauce,
~ The Taco Tuesday Crew 🌶️✨
🌮🔥 Perfect Mexican Restaurant Style Salsa Roja
Recipe By: ArnieTex
🌮 Fun Fact: Mexican restaurants started popping up across the U.S. in the early 1900s — thank railroads, migration, and America’s obsession with tacos, tamales, and bold, spicy flavor.
🌶️ What You’ll Need
5 roma tomatoes
5 jalapeño peppers
A handful of cilantro
¼–⅓ white onion
1 can crushed tomatoes
3 canned chipotle peppers in adobo sauce
1 tsp salt
🔥How To Make The Magic
Step 1
Rough chop your tomatoes, onion, and jalapeños — make your blender’s job easier.
Step 2
Add half the tomatoes, a splash of that canned tomato juice, half the jalapeños, chipotles, and salt.
Step 3
Pulse to create a smoky red puree — this is where the flavor starts to come alive.
Step 4
Add the rest of your tomatoes, crushed tomatoes, onions, and cilantro. Blend it all together until smooth (or chunky, we love texture).
Step 5
Taste, adjust salt, and grab the chips. Or a spoon. No judgment.
💃 Warning: You might double-dip. You might not share. You might start drinking it.
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