This is the kind of salsa only a gardener can make, but everyone will appreciate. Harvest your ingredients early in the morning for the freshest flavor. Hello summer!
1 jalapeno or serrano pepper, with seeds removed and diced
1 Tablespoon of fresh lime juice
salt and pepper to taste
Step1
You've already prepped you ingredients. Add the diced vegetables, including the juices, into a bowl.
Step2
Stir in salt and pepper to taste. Garnish with freshly chopped cilantro.
Step3
Serve immediately with chips or store in the refrigerator for no more then 3 days.
Tips & Warnings
You can replace your jalapeno/serrano chili with a habanero for a fiery salsa. Or, pan roast an anaheim chili (turning it into a chipotle) dice and add to the salsa.
For a zesty tomotillo salsa, replace 2 of the tomatoes with 4 diced tomotillos.
Add a bit of chopped oregano for extra flavor.
Be careful not to touch your eyes anytime you're handling hot peppers (and for several hours after).
on 7/15/2008
Fantastic - the only things I don't have in my garden regularly are limes and garlic... Thank you for the inspiration to make some of this!
Comments
pappy537 said
on 8/14/2008 I love fresh chunky salsa, great recipe
terrijohnson said
on 8/11/2008 great fresh recipe - thanks - tj
Susanh said
on 8/6/2008 YUM! Store-bought salsa just can't hold a candle to fresh salsa from the garden. 5*****
only1special1 said
on 7/15/2008 Nice!!
lschofield said
on 7/15/2008 Fantastic - the only things I don't have in my garden regularly are limes and garlic... Thank you for the inspiration to make some of this!