Picante sauce

Here we are at the end of summer again. For me, it's a race to the farmers market any chance I get. But with those trips, I find myself purchasing large amounts of tomatoes

While we love fresh, homemade salsas there’s nothing like a handy jar of ready-to-use picante sauce. It’s a must have in our refrigerator and pantry.

In the summertime, I love to make this easy, zippy homemade salsa recipe with fresh tomatoes from my garden. I even have a special pan for roasting the peppers. —Roger Stenman, Batavia, Illinois

This picante sauce recipe is not overly hot and just has an overall great Mexican flavor! Of course, you can always make hotter by adding more peppers!

Make our Pace Picante Sauce Secret Recipe at home tonight for your family. Our Secret Restaurant Recipe for their Salsa tastes just like Pace's.

There are a ton of 'picante' sauce or 'salsa' brands on your local supermarket shelves for you to choose from for snacking with a big ole bag of tortilla chips while watching your favorite movie, or sports program. Well maybe a ton is an over statement, and well a ton is actually a measurement of weight and not a measurement of quantity, but I digress. Of all the picante style sauces, my favorite is one of the originals 'Pace Picante Sauce' developed in 1947. I has what I believe is a well…

How To Make Pace Picante Sauce (Copycat) Print Rich in tangy hints, this Pace Picante sauce copy

Granny’s Homemade Picante Sauce 28 oz. crushed tomatoes 6 oz tomato paste 1 med. onion chopped 1/8 tsp garlic powder 1 tsp white vinegar 1 tsp salt ½ to ¾ cup water pinch of red cayenne pepper 1 …

There seems to be a tremendous amount of confusion about the variety of sauces available in the Mexican food aisle. But with this Tastessence post, you will understand the difference between salsa, picante sauce, and pico de gallo once and for all.

A Colombian style hot sauce with plenty of cilantro and green onions that tis perfect for soup, rice, beans, empanadas, etc.