Sun-Cooked Salsa

"I got this from my Grandfather, who was part Cherokee. I don't know if it was a traditional tribal dish or it's just one he like a lot. I know that it does taste great. Make a jug of sun tea at the same time and you're on your way to a great meal. Posted for Zaar World Tour 05"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 4mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
30
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directions

  • This is a great recipe for the fact that it's so easy to adjust ingredients as well as amount. It's all up to your personal preferances and tastes.
  • Combine all ingredients in a large jar.
  • Cover the jar lightly with a layer of cheesecloth, secure, and place in a sunny spot for 4 hours.
  • Enjoy! And don't forget to refridgerate the left overs.
  • Note: I'm guestimating the serving size. We always just made it and never bothered to try and figure any of that out. :D.

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My name is Ami and I share my home with my husband, Carey, our two small sons, James and Charles and our daughters Meradydd (it's pronounced Meradith)and Kathrynn. Until recently, I was a Specialist in the National Guard. I'm pretty eclectic in my studies and I've learned a lot becuase of that since I don't limit myself. Right now I'm taking classes for animal care. I've also been studying a lot about herbalism and really enjoy learning about that. My mother and I also run a home based business for natural soap, balms, etc. We use only the most the natural ingredients available. I'm also a Mary Kay consultant. Busy, huh? :D I love to read and learn new things. My husband says our books will be the death of us. LOL. I love to cook and experiment. I also like to take walks, rain or not.
 
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