History of Corn
History of Salsa
Corn Recipe
Salsa Recipe
Fun Facts!
100

Corn was domesticated 8,000 years ago.

FALSE-9,000

100

Salsa verde is served warm. 

FALSE-cold 

100

Frozen Corn must be thawed for this recipe. 

FALSE!

100

Tomatoes are used for this recipe.

FALSE tomatillos 

100

What percent of sweet corn grows in U.S.A? 

1%

200

_______is the most popular harvested corn in the U.S.

Blue Corn

200

The ________civilization made salsa verde a staple.

Inca Civilization

200

Cotija is a type of...

 Grated Mexican Cheese 

200

You need Cilantro and ______

Tender stems 

200

The tallest corn stalk recorded is ___ft. 

35

300

Domestication of corn happened from?

Teosinte a wild grass

300

What makes Mexican green salsa different from European salsa? 

Tomatillo base

300

You can substitute sour cream with...

greek yogurt 

300

You will use salt and ______ to taste. 

Salt and Cumin 

300

Corn is not a vegetable but both a _____& _____  

Grain & fruit.

400

In which Mexican societies was corn used as a nutritional and religious base?

Mayan, Toltec, and Aztec civilizations

400

Salsa verde ingredients can be  ______, _______, or ________ and each gives a distinct flavor. 

cooked, raw, or roasted 

400

What was used instead of Jalapeno? 

Chili powder 

400

What type of hot peppers are needed? 

Jalapeno & Serrano 

400

2003, chips and salsa were designated the official state snack in _______

Texas

500

Corn ear remnants from _______BC were first found in __________ in the state of _________, U.S. 

2500 BC; Caves;  New Mexico

500

Chimichurri is ______based while pesto can include _______& _______. 

parsley-based; nuts and cheese 

500

What two ingredients were not used in today's recipe? 

Green and red onion 

500

Heat the broiler with a rack about ______ below the heat source

4 inches 

500

Salsa became officially a _________ according to the USDA

It became a Vegetable in 1998 
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