Well done! You've made it through the first Module of the Course, and I think it's one of the most important!
Why? Homemade Mexican Salsas are so rich in flavor that you can build dishes around the Salsa itself. And if you get comfortable making the Salsas then you'll always have the option of whipping up some home-cooked deliciousness.
We'll get to options like that in future Modules, but for now I hope that you've found a favorite amongst these Salsas. They are super easy to make and they'll instantly upgrade your kitchen.
And now here's your first Quiz! The Quizzes will reinforce all the key points of the Module and you'll also have the option of ranking the Module recipes. The recipe that appeals to you most is your homework for the Module; try to make it before continuing on to the next Module.
Be sure to click 'Finish Quiz' at the bottom of this page when you're finished answering the questions. You'll get to see the quiz results and you can click 'View Questions' if you want to see the correct answers.
Homemade Salsa -- Quiz!
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Question 1 of 9
1. Question
Sort the following chili peppers, putting hottest on top and mildest on the bottom. (Click and drag to move them around.)
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green pepper
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jalapeno
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serrano
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habanero
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poblano
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One of your new secret weapons is to apply sustained to tomatoes and tomatillos before using them in your Salsas. In other words, it's always best to roast them first.
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3. Question
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is the active component in chili peppers.
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Even though we'll be using the oven to roast our tomatoes and tomatillos in this Course, placing them underneath the broiler is an equally good option. You can also experiment with roasting the onion, garlic, and chili peppers.
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If you can't find serranos at your grocery store you can always substitute .
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6. Question
Chipotles in adobo are...(check all that apply):
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7. Question
The first time you make a Salsa recipe it's best to add the heat incrementally. You can accomplish this by adding just 1/4 or 1/2 of the chili pepper at a time and tasting for heat level, adding more if necessary.CorrectIncorrect -
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Placing a wet paper towel underneath your cutting board will stabilize it and help prevent slippage.CorrectIncorrect -
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Rank this Module's recipes by putting the most appealing on top and the least appealing on bottom. The recipe on top is your homework for this Module! Try to make it before continuing on to the next Module. (Click and drag to move them around.)
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Salsa Verde
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Salsa Roja
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