Seriously, I can't
believe how the weather just changed overnight. One day it was 90 degrees and I
can barely breathe after a super short run and the next day I wake up shivering
and find out it's 50 degrees outside.
This weather is
definitely perfect for early morning snuggles and hot tea. Today, I even cozied
up in a fleece coat on the way to yoga class. As much as I look forward to the
gorgeous scenery that comes with fall and its hearty produce, I am every bit as
sad to bid goodbye to summer bounty.
So before all the
goodness of summer disappears, here's a salsa that you must make. Salsa is so
easy to make and really, fresh salsa is WAAAAAY better than those that come in
jars. Do yourselves a favor and give this a try. Like, right now because them tomatoes
and peaches are going away!
Cherry Tomato and Peach Salsa
1 pint cherry
tomatoes, cut in quarters
1 peach, peeled and
diced
1/3 of a medium
onion, diced
juice of 1 lime
1/2 teaspoon fleur
de sel (sea salt)
freshly ground
pepper, to taste
1/2 cup loosely
packed cilantro leaves, roughly chopped
Optional:
1/8 teaspoon cayenne
1/8 teaspoon
paprika
1/4 teaspoon cumin
In a large bowl,
place the quartered cherry tomatoes, diced peach, and diced onion. Use a large
spoon to gently mix everything together. Squeeze in fresh lime juice and gently
stir it in. Sprinkle fleur de sel (sea salt) and a few grinds of pepper and
stir. Toss in the cilantro leaves and stir.
The salsa is great
just like this. It tastes very fresh with clean flavors.
However, if you
want to add some heat and a little boost, you can add cayenne, paprika, and
cumin. Just stir these three spices in a small bowl, sprinkle it over the
salsa, and stir.
Other
recommendations:
If you can’t find
any good peaches anymore, a mango is a perfect substitute.
Also, you can add
in a small jalapeno (diced) instead of the spices to give it some kick.
Such good advice!! So sad to see the summer fruits leave us. This week will definitely be a salsa week for me :)
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe, interesting, thanks for sharing.
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