Inspired by Peruvian seco, this mild sauce combines cilantro, onion and spices with jalapeño, ají amarillo and a little sweetness.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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MildJalapeño, lime and cumin meet arbol and guajillo chiles in a creamy taco-style sauce with tequila and olive oil.
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Fire-roasted jalapeño, smoky chipotle and cumin form a mild taco sauce with tomato, roasted red pepper and garlic.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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Roasted red tomato, garlic, lime and arbol chile form a mild Southwest-style sauce, with molasses and chipotle powder in support.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
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Roasted red Pueblo chiles create a thick Southwestern sauce, with shallots, garlic and cumin rounding out the recipe.
More garlicky, with a similar heat range.
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A thicker Mexican table sauce that puts chili flavor ahead of vinegar.
More sour / tangy, with a similar heat range.
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