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OK I'm new to Bukisa. How do you link back a website to your article? I wanted to link Mrs Wages Salsa Mix to this one and thought I had but can't figure it out. I read an article saying you should do this but it didn't explain to newbies like me how!!! Help


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1Fresh tomatoes
Fresh tomatoes

Start by chopping about 6 ripe fresh tomatoes in a bowl. You can peel them or not depending on your preference.


  • Step 2 Green onions
    Green onions
    Next add 2 green onions using the top green part too. Chop them fine and add them to the chopped tomatoes.

  • Step 3 Garlic
    Garlic
    Next, add one clove of finely chopped garlic. To remove the garlic smell from your hands, rinse them in cold water without soap.

  • Step 4 Lemon juice
    Lemon juice
    Next, add the juice from half a lemon. Lime juice can also be used, whichever you prefer.

  • Step 5 Jalapeno pepper
    Jalapeno pepper
    Now, you are ready to add the hot pepper. I like to use a fresh jalapeno pepper. I advise wearing rubber when chopping hot peppers. Personally, I use about a 1/4 of the pepper as I don't like mine too hot. Start out slow and add to taste. You can always add more.

  • Step 6
    Cover and let set in the refrigerator for at least a half hour or longer if possible. Sometimes a bowl of this at my house doesn't even make it to the refrigerator, but the flavors blend nicely if it can set awhile. Enjoy!

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