Wednesday, November 2, 2016

How I Make Fresh Pico De Gallo...


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This is an all time favorite for my family. But for myself also!
I love this fresh form of a salsa on my scrambled eggs and of course
Corn Tortilla chips are a must to eat with this fresh salsa.

I think making your homemade fresh salsa can be very frugal;
Look for the tomatoes when on sale.
Onions are super cheap
A couple of jalapenos cost next to nothing!

Here are the hot jalapenos!!
They are such a wonderful addition to make a dish pop!
I usually cut extra each time and freeze some for another side dish or for more salsa!

Ladies you must wear a rubber glove when you dice these little hot babies!

When cutting the jalapenos and the onions you need to dice them very fine!
I have had them in all sizes, but I think the smaller size makes a better blend!


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I like to use a sweet onion!



Fresh garlic cloves are the key in my opinion!
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You can use as many tomatoes that you want as this is the
Portion to give it body and quantity!
If you're a large family use enough tomatoes to make a quart jar!
If it is just two of you make a pint size jar filled.

You can use Roma tomatoes or vine ripened ones
(I have even used canned diced ones in a pinch)
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Pico De Gallo

Fresh diced tomatoes
1 medium onion
3 to 4 Jalapenos, diced tiny
(Use rubber gloves)
3 to 4 cloves of fresh garlic
A dash of sea salt
A splash of lime juice or lemon.
Mix well

Put into a glass jar and refrigerate.
This will last for at least a week,
If it last that long!

Serve with love...





5 comments:

  1. Looks and sounds delicious! I never thought to eat it one scrambled eggs but I bet that is really good! Thanks for sharing, Roxy...HUGS!

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  2. Pico de Gallo is our favorite fresh salsa! It goes good with most everything! The boys love it on nachos!
    See you soon!
    Hugs, Amy

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  3. Hi Roxy, This sounds and looks good but I would have to leave out the hot peppers. I have esophagus troubles and hot doesn't work for me. I guess that would defeat the purpose but maybe mild peppers could be a substitute.
    Thank you for sharing. Hugs!!

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  4. Roxy, We would be doing good if it lasted a day. Pico de Gallo is one of our favorite things to eat! Thanks for sharing your recipe. It's also good with a little finely shredded cabbage added. Hope you're doing well. Love & hugs!

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  5. Sounds delicious! I'm not into hot peppers, so I make mine with sweet peppers instead. I love it fresh with just corn chips or tacos. :) Yum!
    Yes, fresh garlic makes all the difference!

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