Dried whole guajillo chilis are not too hot, so you can use this salsa as a sauce, too. They are ubiquitous in latin markets and can be found both bulk and packaged.
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10-15 dried guajillo chilis, seeds and ribs removed, torn into big pieces
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2 cloves fresh garlic
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Pinch of each: cumin, oregano, coriander, sugar, and salt
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Juice of ½ lime
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3 big tomatillos, canned, or fresh boiled in water for minutes
Heat heavy bottomed skillet to med high and toast chilis until just smoking, don’t burn!.![]()
Place chili in bowl and cover with water to re-hydrate, 15 minutes, reserve chili water.![]()
Heat water and boil tomatillos, if using fresh. Place re-hydrated chilis and all other ingredients in food processor and puree. Add reserved chili soaking water a tablespoon at a time until desired consistency. If you want it hotter, add some red pepper flakes.