Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Salsa & Tortillas
Lauren and I had the pleasure of teaching a session at the PC Batch 273 IST back at 11RR.
Lauren did a demonstration on how to make tortillas and I taught fresh blender salsa.
Salsa
Ingredients
½ Kilo Tomatoes
3 Red Onion
½ Head Garlic
2-5 Sili Peppers
10 Kalamansi
1 TBS Salt
1 TBS Cumin
Yields
0.5 Liters blended Salsa
Safe to eat
Up to 24 hours
Unrefrigerated
Up to 10 days refrigerated
Wash
Wash all vegetables
Prep
Squeeze the kalamansi juice
through the strainer into the bowl
Peel and half onions
De-shell the garlic
Chop the stems off the sili
peppers
Slice off the imperfections
on the tomatoes
Blend
Pour the kalamansi juice
into the blender
Add half the tomatoes and
blend
Slowly add in half the
onions
Slowly add in the garlic
Add in the rest of the
tomatoes
Add in the rest of the onion
One at a time, add in the
peppers
Finish off with salt and
cumin
Refrigerate
This taste best when it sat
for at least and hour and served cold
Will keep for 10 days
Will only keep for 24 hours
unrefrigerated
Alternate Method
Hand chop ingredient
smaller than Cm cubes
Mix in a bowl
Tortillas
Ingredients
2c Unbleached Flour
1tsp Baking Powder
1tsp Salt
¼ c Vegetable Oil
½ c hot water
Yields
22 Tortillas
Preparation time
1 hour 30 min
Yields
22 Tortillas
Preparation time
1 hour 30 min
Prep
Mix flour, baking powder and salt together.
Add in oil and mix with a fork until mixture is crumply.
Add water slowly while stirring, as the mixture may need less or more water.
Set Aside
Knead the dough for several minutes.
Divide into 16 balls. Keep covered and let sit for at least 1 hour.
Roll
Roll out on a flat surf covered in thin dusting of flour, making flat circles 4-5" in diameter.
Heat
Heat the dough on a very hot flat surface like a skill or the bottom of a large pot without any oil until it starts to brown, turning at least every 60 seconds.
Add in oil and mix with a fork until mixture is crumply.
Add water slowly while stirring, as the mixture may need less or more water.
Set Aside
Knead the dough for several minutes.
Divide into 16 balls. Keep covered and let sit for at least 1 hour.
Roll
Roll out on a flat surf covered in thin dusting of flour, making flat circles 4-5" in diameter.
Heat
Heat the dough on a very hot flat surface like a skill or the bottom of a large pot without any oil until it starts to brown, turning at least every 60 seconds.
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