1. Dry roast the garlic and the jalapenos over medium heat in a skillet until soft and blotchy black spots appear. This should take 10-15 minutes, and the jalapenos may be done sooner than the garlic. 2. Meanwhile, thoroughly rinse the onions in a strainer with cold water. Drain thoroughly, lightly squeezing out water with a paper towel if needed. Place onions in a large glass bowl. 3. After roasting, remove the stems from the jalapenos. If you like super spicy salsa, do not remove the seeds. If you like it milder, remove the seeds or some of them. Remove the papery skin from the garlic. 4. Place jalapenos and garlic into food processor and pulse until finely chopped. Add the tomatoes and their juice and pulse until it's of your desired consistency. I like mine chunkier. 5. Pour this mixture on top of the onions and mix. 6. Add the cilantro and stir thoroughly. 7. Taste and season with salt and lime juice. 8. Note: if you won't be using the salsa for a few hours, wait until closer to serving to add the onion and cilantro. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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