For a milder salsa, remove the seeds and membranes from the jalapeño peppers before cooking. Use caution when blending hot liquids. Start with the blender on a low setting and vent the lid to prevent splattering. Salsa Borracha is best served fresh, but can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. The flavors will meld and intensify over time. Experiment with different types of Mexican beer to find your favorite flavor profile. Darker beers will impart a richer, maltier flavor to the salsa. For an extra layer of flavor, grill the tomatoes, jalapeños, and onion before simmering. This will add a smoky char to the salsa.
Julius Hodkiewicz
Mar 14, 2025Wow, the flavor is amazing. Thank you!
Timmy Stanton
Mar 6, 2025I made this for a taco night and everyone raved about it. Will definitely make again!
Pearlie Gulgowskiklocko
Mar 4, 2025Next time, I will try charring the vegetables first. Thanks for the recipe!
Paige Beahan
Feb 14, 2025Easy to make and tastes great! I used it on scrambled eggs and it was delicious.
Ryleigh Wyman
Dec 26, 2024The best salsa ever! I used XX beer, it give this salsa a great kick!
Kareem Leffler
Dec 11, 2024What a great recipe. I made it with corona beer and it taste great
Ewell Bashirian
Sep 1, 2024I found it a little too spicy with all the jalapeños, so I removed the seeds. It was perfect after that.
Tanya Lindgren
Aug 1, 2024This salsa is amazing! The beer adds such a unique flavor.