My salsa recipe is so easy to make and requires no cooking at all. Salsa adds vibrant colours to chicken or fish and of course Mexican dishes and as a dip for tortillas.
No need to fuss around roasting or char-grilling peppers, just buy a jar of ready char-grilled ones and apart from a bit of chopping your all set to go.
No need to fuss around roasting or char-grilling peppers, just buy a jar of ready char-grilled ones and apart from a bit of chopping your all set to go.
Take a few char-grilled red and yellow peppers from a jar and also chop into dice.
Season with a small pinch of sea salt and a pinch of freshly ground black pepper. Pour over a glug of extra virgin olive oil - say about a tablespoon or two depending on the amount of the ingredients you used and give it all a mix. Leave for at least half an hour at room temperature before using.
Just before serving add a few chopped coriander leaves and add a squeeze of lime juice and have a taste. Serve with whatever takes your fancy - I served mine with pan-fried chicken and freshly baked crusty bread for dipping and mopping.
If you're looking for other Mexican sides you might like my recipe for guacamole.
Yield: Any amount

Chargrilled Pepper Salsa
So simple there's not a real recipe for this one!
ingredients:
Serve with whatever takes your fancy - I served mine with pan-fried chicken and freshly baked crusty bread for dipping and mopping.
instructions
Throw everything into a bowl as you go:
Chop into small dice a red onion, halve a few baby cherry tomatoes and finely chop one red chilli.
Take a few char-grilled red and yellow peppers from a jar and chop. Season with a small pinch of sea salt and a pinch of freshly ground black pepper. Pour over a glug of extra virgin olive oil - say about a tablespoon or two depending on the amount of the ingredients you used and give it all a mix.
Leave for at least half an hour at room temperature before using.
Just before serving add a few chopped coriander leaves and add a squeeze of lime juice and have a taste.
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I bet the breaker soaked with the juice from the salsa was yummy :)
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