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Tomatillo

Avocado and Tomatillo Dip

This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Habanero Chile Salsa

Salsa de Chile Habanero The Mayan word for this mixture (xnipec) means "nose of the dog," a vivid description of its sinus-clearing effects. For a truly incendiary salsa, add an extra habanero.

Guacamole with Roasted Tomatillos

Guacamole con Tomatillos Use Haas avocados if available; their buttery creaminess makes for the best guacamole.

Marilyn's Manicotti

Tomatillo Salsa

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Turkey Chipotle Chili

Although this recipe doesn't produce the familiar-looking red chili--it's more green than red--it does turn out a chili that has become one of our staff favorites.

Tomatillo Salsa

This recipe is an accompaniment for Cheddar Shortcakes with Corned Beef Hash.

Tomatillo Celery Salsa

This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less. We loved this refreshing condiment teamed with lean beef and with grilled shrimp.

Tomatillo Salsa Verde

Charring the tomatillos, chiles, and garlic under the broiler before puréeing them concentrates their flavor and sweetness and gives the finished salsa a smoky essence.

Shrimp Soup with Pasilla Chiles

Sopa de Camarones con Chile Pasilla Fried pasilla chile strips add an alluring crunch and intense caramelized flavor.

Chili-Glazed Shrimp with Tomatillo-Cilantro Sauce

Accompany the shrimp with grilled zucchini and yellow squash.

Roasted-Tomatillo and Lime Salsa

Salsa de Tomatillos y Lima This tart, mildly spicy, and bright green salsa is so delicious that you might want to double the recipe to have extra on hand. It's great mixed into guacamole or veggie sautés (for a little tangy kick). Or try it as a topping for anything from nachos to scrambled eggs to baked potatoes. This recipe is an accompaniment for Oval Masa Cakes with Goat Cheese Filling .

Avocado Salsa

This recipe is an accompaniment for Crispy Pork with Avocado Salsa and Tomato Salsa .

Grill-Roasted Brined Turkey with Anaheim Chile Salsa Verde

Editors' note: In the recipe below we cooked our Thanksgiving turkey on a gas grill, but a 22 1/2-inch charcoal kettle grill will also work. Cooking times and results may vary, of course, according to the weather and type of grill. The gas grill we used had a thermometer, and at the lowest settings, the grill (with lid closed) maintained temperatures between 350°F. and 400°F. We did not stuff this turkey because when cooking on a grill it is difficult to maintain the steady temperature to adequately cook the stuffing. Instead, we baked our chorizo, roasted corn, and currant dressing in the oven. If you prefer to roast your turkey in the oven, follow the cooking instructions given in the recipe. We brined our turkey because we love the exceptional flavor and moistness that the method imparts to lean meats. If the brining process is too much for you to take on at Thanksgiving time (a 5-gallon bucket and an extra refrigerator come in handy), feel free to omit the step. Simply season the bird with salt and then cook as directed.

Grilled Vegetable Tostadas with Two Salsas

Top these tostadas with guacamole.

Tomatillo Salsa

This recipe was created to accompany Cajun Shrimp Tacos with Tomatillo Salsa. Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Layered Rice Salad with Red and Green Salsas

You'll need a big glass bowl or a trifle dish to show off the salad to its best advantage. An accompaniment to Chicken Chili Verde .
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