Ever found yourself struggling to decide between salsa roja and salsa verde? Jonathan Zaragoza has the solution: make salsa campechana and gets the best of both worlds.
Charred tomatoes bring sweetness and depth, while tomatillos add brightness and acidity. Serranos and garlic tie everything together, creating a salsa that's smoky, vibrant, and the right amount of spice. Made in a molcajete for that nice rustic texture, it lands somewhere between a roja and a verde while being entirely its own thing.
This is the kind of salsa you'll find yourself putting on everything at a carne asada.
