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By Sheila Lukins and Julee Rosso

Published 1989

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In Spanish cuisine the word salsa means sauce, but in America it has come to mean any fresh, chunky condiment. More often than not a salsa begins with tomatoes, with peppers or tomatillos added. We make salsas with a variety of vegetables, or sometimes with fruits, or even with a combination of fruits and vegetables. Salsas are the freshest way around to top grilled food.

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