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I've got a huge box of 'maters and I'm gonna use up a box of Bernardin's
Salsa mix I've got in the cupboard. . Instead of making just tomato, or tomato and pepper (I don't have any peppers in the house and wanna use what I have), I'm gonna make the tomato and corn salsa listed in the insert. It calls of 12 cups prepared tomaotes and 8 cups corn. Here's the question...what if I use 6 cups of corn and 2 cups of onions - or a variation of corn and onion and garlic and cilantro, but only up to 6 cups? The recipe also calls for 1 3/4 cups cider vinegar, so it will be well acidified. I've always felt that it would be OK to make these changes, providing the changes always stayed withing the amounts listed in the recipe. But now that I'm actually gonna do it, I'm gonna ask you guys first.... Kathi |
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Kathi Jones wrote:
I've got a huge box of 'maters and I'm gonna use up a box of Bernardin's Salsa mix I've got in the cupboard. . Instead of making just tomato, or tomato and pepper (I don't have any peppers in the house and wanna use what I have), I'm gonna make the tomato and corn salsa listed in the insert. It calls of 12 cups prepared tomaotes and 8 cups corn. Here's the question...what if I use 6 cups of corn and 2 cups of onions - or a variation of corn and onion and garlic and cilantro, but only up to 6 cups? The recipe also calls for 1 3/4 cups cider vinegar, so it will be well acidified. I've always felt that it would be OK to make these changes, providing the changes always stayed withing the amounts listed in the recipe. But now that I'm actually gonna do it, I'm gonna ask you guys first.... Kathi Tomatoes are naturally acid, corn is not. Depending on the tomato breed, etc. Most commercial tomatoes aren't really very acid any more according to the USDA. You Cannot Substitute ingredients like this. It seems like there is enough acid, but without testing, you cannot be sure. Betcha your commercial mix has some acidifier in it too, but one never knows how much. Test or Rest, what will it be? Edrena |
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Kathi Jones wrote:
I've got a huge box of 'maters and I'm gonna use up a box of Bernardin's Salsa mix I've got in the cupboard. . Instead of making just tomato, or tomato and pepper (I don't have any peppers in the house and wanna use what I have), I'm gonna make the tomato and corn salsa listed in the insert. It calls of 12 cups prepared tomaotes and 8 cups corn. Here's the question...what if I use 6 cups of corn and 2 cups of onions - or a variation of corn and onion and garlic and cilantro, but only up to 6 cups? The recipe also calls for 1 3/4 cups cider vinegar, so it will be well acidified. I've always felt that it would be OK to make these changes, providing the changes always stayed withing the amounts listed in the recipe. But now that I'm actually gonna do it, I'm gonna ask you guys first.... Kathi I'm sorry. Okay, so I didn't read exactly what you wrote. Blond attack, need more coffee. Was worried you would sub the corn for the tomatoes and die. Actually on second reading, probably sounds okay. You going to roast the corn? Edrena, ducking head in dreadful shame. |
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"The Joneses" wrote in message ... Kathi Jones wrote: I've got a huge box of 'maters and I'm gonna use up a box of Bernardin's Salsa mix I've got in the cupboard. . Instead of making just tomato, or tomato and pepper (I don't have any peppers in the house and wanna use what I have), I'm gonna make the tomato and corn salsa listed in the insert. It calls of 12 cups prepared tomaotes and 8 cups corn. Here's the question...what if I use 6 cups of corn and 2 cups of onions - or a variation of corn and onion and garlic and cilantro, but only up to 6 cups? The recipe also calls for 1 3/4 cups cider vinegar, so it will be well acidified. I've always felt that it would be OK to make these changes, providing the changes always stayed withing the amounts listed in the recipe. But now that I'm actually gonna do it, I'm gonna ask you guys first.... Kathi I'm sorry. Okay, so I didn't read exactly what you wrote. Blond attack, need more coffee. Was worried you would sub the corn for the tomatoes and die. Actually on second reading, probably sounds okay. You going to roast the corn? Edrena, ducking head in dreadful shame. Thank you Edrena - I TOTALLY understand the blonde moment, and knew, as I was reading your other post, that you 'mis-read' my plan...;-) Yes, it's the corn I want to substitute, not the tomatoes. I will cut out some corn and put in some onion (and maybe some extra garlic and some cilantro) I DO totally understand the tomato to low acid veggie ratio and would never tamper with that!! No, not gonna roast the corn - I'm one of the few around here who doesn't like their corn roasted...;-( thanks! Kathi |
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Kathi Jones wrote:
"The Joneses" wrote in message ... Kathi Jones wrote: I've got a huge box of 'maters and I'm gonna use up a box of Bernardin's Salsa mix I've got in the cupboard. . Instead of making just tomato, or tomato and pepper (I don't have any peppers in the house and wanna use what I have), I'm gonna make the tomato and corn salsa listed in the insert. It calls of 12 cups prepared tomaotes and 8 cups corn. Here's the question...what if I use 6 cups of corn and 2 cups of onions - or a variation of corn and onion and garlic and cilantro, but only up to 6 cups? The recipe also calls for 1 3/4 cups cider vinegar, so it will be well acidified. I've always felt that it would be OK to make these changes, providing the changes always stayed withing the amounts listed in the recipe. But now that I'm actually gonna do it, I'm gonna ask you guys first.... Kathi Clipped senior moment. Actually on second reading, probably sounds okay. You going to roast the corn? Edrena, ducking head in dreadful shame. Thank you Edrena - I TOTALLY understand the blonde moment, and knew, as I was reading your other post, that you 'mis-read' my plan...;-) Yes, it's the corn I want to substitute, not the tomatoes. I will cut out some corn and put in some onion (and maybe some extra garlic and some cilantro) I DO totally understand the tomato to low acid veggie ratio and would never tamper with that!! No, not gonna roast the corn - I'm one of the few around here who doesn't like their corn roasted...;-( thanks! Kathi I wonder about an Italian inspired salsa - tomatoes, onions, garlic, Basil, mebbe oregano. Some mushrooms? White wine vinegar. I have lots of herbs this year. Kind of like a fresher taste of cooked-for-hours speghetti sauce. Them cooking folks over at the other newsgroup probably got a proper name for it. Edrena |
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"Kathi Jones" wrote: I've got a huge box of 'maters and I'm gonna use up a box of Bernardin's Salsa mix I've got in the cupboard. . Instead of making just tomato, or tomato and pepper (I don't have any peppers in the house and wanna use what I have), I'm gonna make the tomato and corn salsa listed in the insert. It calls of 12 cups prepared tomaotes and 8 cups corn. Here's the question...what if I use 6 cups of corn and 2 cups of onions - or a variation of corn and onion and garlic and cilantro, but only up to 6 cups? The recipe also calls for 1 3/4 cups cider vinegar, so it will be well acidified. I've always felt that it would be OK to make these changes, providing the changes always stayed withing the amounts listed in the recipe. But now that I'm actually gonna do it, I'm gonna ask you guys first.... Kathi Adding my fi'ty cents worth: Corn has a pH of about 7. OK, I looked it up: From the FDA site - Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition: http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~mow/app3a.html The onions are more acid than the corn so I'm thinkin' it's a go. Be sure to spell my name right in the insurance policy, eh? "-) Onions (red) 5.3 - 5.8 Sauce (white) 5.4 - 5.8 Apricots (yellow) 5.4 - 5.6 Dried Corn 6.0 - 7.5 Canned 6.0 Sweet 7.3 -- -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ http://web.mac.com/barbschaller http://jamlady.eboard.com |
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"Melba's Jammin'" wrote in message ... In article , "Kathi Jones" wrote: I've got a huge box of 'maters and I'm gonna use up a box of Bernardin's Salsa mix I've got in the cupboard. . Instead of making just tomato, or tomato and pepper (I don't have any peppers in the house and wanna use what I have), I'm gonna make the tomato and corn salsa listed in the insert. It calls of 12 cups prepared tomaotes and 8 cups corn. Here's the question...what if I use 6 cups of corn and 2 cups of onions - or a variation of corn and onion and garlic and cilantro, but only up to 6 cups? The recipe also calls for 1 3/4 cups cider vinegar, so it will be well acidified. I've always felt that it would be OK to make these changes, providing the changes always stayed withing the amounts listed in the recipe. But now that I'm actually gonna do it, I'm gonna ask you guys first.... Kathi Adding my fi'ty cents worth: Corn has a pH of about 7. OK, I looked it up: From the FDA site - Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition: http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~mow/app3a.html The onions are more acid than the corn so I'm thinkin' it's a go. Be sure to spell my name right in the insurance policy, eh? "-) Onions (red) 5.3 - 5.8 Sauce (white) 5.4 - 5.8 Apricots (yellow) 5.4 - 5.6 Dried Corn 6.0 - 7.5 Canned 6.0 Sweet 7.3 -- -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ http://web.mac.com/barbschaller http://jamlady.eboard.com thank you Barb, for doing the scientific look up - dunno why I didn't that of doing that myself...;-\ I figured it was a go too - just wanted someone else's input...some one I would trust! Your gals are it!! Kathi makin Tomato/Corn/Onion with (extra, but not more than called for) garlic and cilantro salsa tomorrow!! |
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"Kathi Jones" wrote: "Melba's Jammin'" wrote in message ... In article , "Kathi Jones" wrote: I've got a huge box of 'maters and I'm gonna use up a box of Bernardin's Salsa mix I've got in the cupboard. . Instead of making just tomato, or tomato and pepper (I don't have any peppers in the house and wanna use what I have), I'm gonna make the tomato and corn salsa listed in the insert. It calls of 12 cups prepared tomaotes and 8 cups corn. Here's the question...what if I use 6 cups of corn and 2 cups of onions - or a variation of corn and onion and garlic and cilantro, but only up to 6 cups? The recipe also calls for 1 3/4 cups cider vinegar, so it will be well acidified. I've always felt that it would be OK to make these changes, providing the changes always stayed withing the amounts listed in the recipe. But now that I'm actually gonna do it, I'm gonna ask you guys first.... Kathi Adding my fi'ty cents worth: Corn has a pH of about 7. OK, I looked it up: From the FDA site - Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition: http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~mow/app3a.html The onions are more acid than the corn so I'm thinkin' it's a go. Be sure to spell my name right in the insurance policy, eh? "-) Onions (red) 5.3 - 5.8 (white) 5.4 - 5.8 (yellow) 5.4 - 5.6 Corn 6.0 - 7.5 Canned 6.0 Sweet 7.3 -- -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ http://web.mac.com/barbschaller http://jamlady.eboard.com thank you Barb, for doing the scientific look up - dunno why I didn't that of doing that myself...;-\ I figured it was a go too - just wanted someone else's input...some one I would trust! Your gals are it!! Kathi makin Tomato/Corn/Onion with (extra, but not more than called for) garlic and cilantro salsa tomorrow!! Hmmmm, I thought I cleaned up the stuff in the column to the right of the onions. MOF, I'd SWEAR that I did! 'ppears I did not. I've removed it now (so don't look for it) -- -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ http://web.mac.com/barbschaller http://jamlady.eboard.com |
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"Kathi Jones" wrote: big snip and let me just say, again, how much I appreciate this group and all my 'friends' here!!! I can't IMAGINE what I'd do without y'all!! Kathi No kidding! I pick up lots here and always encourage newbies to drop in on grounds that we're nearly always on topic and we're congenial as well as experienced. Tought to be better than THAT on Usenet! -- -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ http://web.mac.com/barbschaller http://jamlady.eboard.com |
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