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Jonathan Zaragoza’s Salsa Matcha


Recipe via Chefsteps. First time making Salsa Macha and pretty happy with the result. Very spicy but great flavor. Haven’t decided what to use it on yet.

by LangeloMisterioso

9 Comments

  1. LangeloMisterioso

    *Edit* Ignore the autocorrect in the title. No “T” in Salsa Macha.

    Recipe:

    600g avocado oil
    65g roasted unsalted peanuts
    75g pumpkin seeds
    75g garlic cloves
    60g Ancho
    60g Chile de Arbols
    17g sesame seeds
    5g Mexican oregano
    30g Apple Cider Vinegar
    12g salt
    8g sugar

    Fry peanuts until well browned and remove and set aside.

    Add Chiles, garlic, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, garlic, oregano, oil and cook until garlic browns and softens.

    Let cool and transfer to a blender with vinegar, salt, sugar. Pulse until you are happy with he consistency and then transfer to container and add peanuts.

  2. doodoo_gumdrop

    Wow I’ve never heard of this. Reminds of Lao Gan Ma chili oil.

  3. trexicano

    A local place here in Southern California has an incredible macha salsa and i love it on my conchinita pibil, and al pastor tacos 2 of only 5 tacos in my county I’ve scored a perfect 10.

  4. schugesen

    macha, as in the feminine form of the adjective macho. Not matcha like the tea

  5. cmotdibblersdelights

    I love how salsa Macha and chili crisp are basically the same thing from 2 different cuisines using different things to achieve similar condiments. Mmm

  6. huelealluvia

    Looks great! And you should put it on everything! It might sound weird but try some drizzled on a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Really good.

  7. Serio foo. This shit is good on everything. I make a crazy one.

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