Easy Recipe to Make Homemade Fresh Roasted Salsa
My dad and I used to make and preserve fresh salsa, and it was delicious. It was also back-breaking and time consuming. I had given up on making salsa until I found this quick, easy, and delicious recipe that showed how to make Fresh Roasted Salsa!

I absolutely love chips and salsa! In fact, anytime we go to one of my many favorite Mexican food restaurants, the chips and salsa are one of the highlights. They are my appetizer and my dessert.
When my dad and I used to make our homemade salsa, I loved having having an abundance to eat and share with others. However, after a few years of all of that effort, we called it quits. I had accepted the fact that I would only have the store bought versions of salsa. Then I found the easiest fresh salsa recipe ever. There is a hint of smokiness with a depth of flavor you don’t find in other salsas, because of the roasted ingredients.
Fresh Roasted Salsa Ingredients
This roasted salsa recipe is best when you use fresh produce. If you don’t have your own garden full of these vegetables. find a local farmers market or even your local grocery store. The fresher the ingredients, the better the finished product will be. See the recipe below to make this easy homemade salsa.

Fresh Ingredients
Fresh Roasted Salsa Directions

Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- Cut all vegetables except the cilantro into large chunks and place on a rimmed baking sheet (sprayed with cooking spray).
- Add the lime halves to the baking sheet.
- Season the lime and vegetables generously and bake in the 350 degree oven for 20-30 minutes or until they are roasted well.
- Remove the roasted vegetables and place into a large food processor.
- Squeeze the lime juice onto the vegetables, and add the (chopped) cilantro to the top.
- Blend it to the desired consistency, and taste to see if any added seasoning is needed.
- Pour it into a dish and serve with your favorite tortilla chips!
The roasted vegetables really give this salsa added flavor. Smoky goodness!
You choose the consistency of the salsa. If you want a chunky salsa, blend it less time. For a smooth salsa, blend it longer.


Roasted Salsa Tips and Information
- I use kitchen scissors to cut the cilantro into smaller pieces.
- Use garlic cloves instead of garlic salt if you like garlic.
- For a milder salsa, remove the seed from the jalapeno peppers before roasting.
- If you want a spicier salsa, do not remove the jalapeño seeds.
- It is delicious while it is hot, at room temperature, or cold.
- Store it in an airtight container and refrigerate 5-7 days.

My Favorite Products
Whether you make your homemade salsa the old fashioned way and preserve it by canning or use this easy recipe, these products can be very helpful! These are some of my favorite items to use when making this Fresh Roasted Salsa.
I hope seeing how easy it is to make this Fresh Roasted Salsa inspires you get to give it a try soon. I think you will love it!
Other Jalapeno Recipes
8 Easy Jalapeno Appetizer Recipes
Easy Homemade Salsa Recipe and Spiritual Boiling Water Baths
Slow Cooker Jalapeno Popper Dip
Until next time…


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Thank you so much for sharing your delicious recipes at our What’s for Dinner party!! Hope your weekend is full of Spring sunshine!
Thank you! I hope you have a great weekend also!
Yum. Fresh salsa is the best. I’ll have to make some.
I hope you love it! Have a great weekend!
Must admit I’ve never made fresh roasted salsa and your recipe is inspiring me. Thanks for sharing it at SSPS275. I’m at the party too with shares#54 through 58. Wishing you a beautiful day. Nancy Andres @ Colors 4 Health
I hope you try it and love it. It is so easy!
Lovely! I love salsa and this is absolutely the best way to do it. Sometimes we make Macedonian ajvar this way and it always tastes delicious. Thank you for sharing!
I bet that is amazing! I love the roasted taste of doing it this way!
Thank you for sharing your salsa and various links with us at #275 SSPS Linky. Hope to see you again next week.
Thank you! I look forward to next week’s party!
Congratulations Susan, your post will be featured on Monday. See you at InLinkz 277 Senior Salon Pit Stop.
Thank you so much! That is exciting!
Perfect! Thanks for sharing with SSPS #275. Pinned.
I’m running behind!! Thanks for sharing at the what’s for dinner party last week – The new party is open now. Hope to see you there!