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Charred Tomatillo Salsa

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Charred Tomatillo SalsaSprouted Kitchen

To choose a fresh tomatillo, they should be firm and the husks mostly intact. A split is ok, but you want them looking pretty tight. Roast the onions here if you like a deeper, caramelized flavor, or add them in raw for a more authentic salsa.

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