For all of you who have been asking about my sofrito recipe, here you go. I came up with this recipe some time ago as an homage to all of my AMAZING New Yorican Mamas, Abuels, Tias y Amigas who have made such an impact on my life. This is what I call having gold in the fridge. I use this for very traditional dishes like Arroz con Gandules and my long simmered Black Beans as well as a fresh addition to salsas and chilis. Play with it and have fun. It is a great flavor to layer into so many dishes.
2 Bunches Fresh Cilantro leaves and stems rinsed well and dried
1 Red Bell Pepper seeded
1 Green Cubanelle Peepper seeded
6 Ajicito Peppers seeded*
1 Large Yellow Onion quartered
5 Cloves Garlic
2 Packets Goya Sazon con Culantro y Achiote
Everything is a food processor fitted with metal blade, pulse and process until chunky smooth. Store in an air tight Mason Jar or container for up to two weeks.
*Ajicito peppers can be tricky to find. The best luck is usually in Puerto Rican neighborhoods. an alternative that has worked for me is substituting 1 JalapeƱo or Poblano pepper seeded and 1 Serrano pepper seeded.
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