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To make it thinner, you can put tomatoe juice in it. Or alittle lemon. It depends on what kind of salsa you are making.
no, it makes it saltier
Salsa is of 2 types, Salsa solo or the Salsa Shine. Usually, Salsa is performed with a partner. However, in the solo salsa the dancing partners or the couples decide to separate and dance alone. Solo salsa is a the best way for the beginners to learn the steps which are involved in dancing. There are various Salsa Basic Side, Basic Forward and Back Basic Movement. The basic salsa footwork includes 6 counts. When learning salsa, it is best that you stick to the basic steps first before you move on to more advanced and complicated steps. Remember to enjoy the dance routine! It will really show when you perform , and would make your salsa moves more fun to be watched by the audience. It is always preferred to learn Salsa from a well trained, professional Salsa Dancer. All the best and rock the world with your moves.
The stylistic qualities of salsa are: - Salsa has strong precise movements - Salsa has lots of attitude - Salsa has strong musicality - Salsa has sharp controlled actions Louis 7/7/2011;)
Baked chicken breasts with salsa, meatloaf, sloppy joes, Boston butt roast with salsa, Mexican lasagna
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Some people in Spain eat chips and salsa. However, chips and salsa are not a traditional snack in Spain. Chips and salsa are Mexican and are often eaten with Mexican food.
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The answer is no, that's a Mexican, and south American dish, we do make salsa, however we don't eat it all the time, and it is not hot like the south American latin salsa is known to be.
There are many different types of salsa. A traditional Mexican salsa is made from tomatoes, chiles, onions, cilantro, and lime juice.
It means that is is salsa, a Mexican food, that is not too spicy (hot) for the average person.
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No. Its origins are located in Cuba. However, it is widely danced in Mexican parties and popular, non-religious celebrations. And if you're talking about tomate salsa, then yes.
Yes! Salsa is a spicy mexican sause made from tomatoes along with peppers and other vegetables.