Easy Salsa Roja: Fresh, Flavorful, and Customizable

More than just a recipe, salsa roja—the vivid and tangy sauce created with fresh, essential ingredients—is a celebration of flavor. This salsa roja will elevate whatever food you dip tortilla chips in, coat tacos with, or spice up burritos with. Read on to learn how to make a batch from scratch and personalize it to suit you.

Easy Salsa Roja: Fresh, Flavorful, and Customizable

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