
Salsa is the go-to sauce for tacos and a staple dip for tortilla chips. It's hard to imagine a party with chips but no salsa; that's why knowing how to make the best-roasted salsa is a valuable culinary skill.
Pre-heat oven on low broil
Half the tomatoes and jalapeño, quarter the onion and garlic cloves with the skin and on place on a baking sheet. Make sure that tomatoes and jalapeños are skin side up on the baking sheet.
Lightly coat with oil, season with salt and broil for 4 minutes.
Remove the garlic and then increase the heat to high broil and broil for 5 minutes.
Remove the garlic skins and add all the ingredients into the food processor, including all the juices from the roasting pan.
Pulse until the salsa is your preferred consistency.
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