iSalsa!
Yup! It that time of year for salsa again! I am going to go without a story in this blog, sorry fellow bloggers. I am just going to let the pictures tell the story this time…enjoy!
There is my salsa! I hope you enjoy it. I like mine a little on the spicier side. Feel free to leave the hot peppers out of yours…it will be just as tasty!
13 Comments
Patty Price
Beautiful pictures, I like cooked salsa and your salsa looks fresh and delicious, pass the chips!
Maya
This salsa looks so colorful and HOT, literally and figuratively speaking! My mouth is watering just looking at your photographs… Well done!
Matt Kay
I won’t leave the peppers out of mine! Oh, and keep smiling. 😀
Cookin' Canuck
Sometimes all you need is some photos to show a fantastic-looking salsa like this one.
Kim (Liv Life)
My husband was just asking for home made salsa… I never cook mine, so I guess that makes it more of a pico de gallo? Looks great!
Lauren Zabaneh
this looks great! the colors are awesome and I personally prefer cooked salsa over raw. I think the flavors have more time to develop. Low and slow is a good motto:)
Baking Serendipity
These pictures tell the entire story. I love homemade salsa and yours definitely looks as though it wouldn’t disappoint. Yum!
Lisa {AuthenticSuburbanGourmet }
Beautiful photos and I bet the salsa is out of this world delicious! Nice job!
Sara
Good call on the chiles and I agree on the “low and slow.” So many salsa recipes to try and so little time…
Claudia
Gorgeous.Gorgeous. Gorgeous. Seriously want some. Now.
RavieNomNoms
Aw, thank you so much Claudia! 🙂 Thanks for stopping by my blog!!
Priscilla - She's Cookin'
Living in California, we love our salsa and guacamole and you make it like a native 🙂 I’m going backwards in your posts… No words necessary – your colorful photos relay the recipe beautifully!
RavieNomNoms
Thank you so much!! I learned how to make salsa and guacamole from my mom, she was born and raised in California! So that is such a compliment that you say I make it like a native 😉