Saturday, February 6, 2010

Sunday Stills Salsa

Now how fun is this!  Ed , our underwriter of "SUNDAY STILLS", has Chosen "Hot sauces" or "SALSA" to be the focus of our cameras this week.
I realize that this could be dancing, or the tremendously popular condiment I found out began in the 1500's. The Aztecs, Mayans and Incas contributed firstly to it's development.
All I know from there is- we love it in our household and next year, wish to have a garden to make it ourselves...till then, enjoy these pics of what we now consume for Salsa-the condiment.

This handily packaged grouping came from our local "Baja Fresh"  healthy fast food place.

 Salsa is truly one of mans best creations- from nature!

This salsa was home made and gifted to us. It had so much garlic in it, it's a wonder the cat even sat on our laps!

I found this one at a local grocery store..and we really love it's taste. It is made here, in Portland, Oregon!



Now Salsa dancing is another multi -origin favorite!
This was a painting on a wall of a Mexican dining facility. It was so pretty, I moved plants and a table to get the shot of it before the waitress came back!

Viva la Variedad,
Viva la Salsa!

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12 comments:

  1. I can almost smell the Hot Hot Hot!

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  2. Viva el Salsa, well done..:-)

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  3. Yummers!! I love the painting. :)

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  4. moved plants and a table?? That is so like me!! Got to have a picture perfect shot, right? I love it! All that salsa makes me hungry.

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  5. Great selection of photos! I love the mural painting. OK...two things I've got to try; Baja Fresh and Bull Ring Salsa. I was raised in Hillsboro and have never heard of Bull Ring Salsa; but my family didn't get into spicy food. We raised potatoes and beef...so that's what we ate!

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  6. Well, of course the Bull Ring recipe originated in New Mexico! hehe! All things hot and tasty seem to come from our Land of Enchantment. :D


    ~Lisa

    word verification: skinee
    I think salsa and chips will make you skinee. lol!

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  7. After the salsa and chips, we need to dance it off!

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  8. Kacy,

    We're wanting to make our own salsa this summer too. Know of any great recipes that don't involve cilantro? I can't eat cilantro. :(

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