Easy Salsa for Cinco De Mayo
Written by Diana - May 5, 2011 3 Comments
What are your Cinco De Mayo plans? How easy is it to make salsa? I’ll show you a few easy steps and you’ve got a quick snack.
Peppers – rough chopped
Tomatoes – rough chopped
Onions – rough chopped
Throw it all into a food processor, along with a hot pepper (if desired) a splash of apple cider vinegar and a touch of salt.
Cover with lid
Pulse until it’s the consistency you like….
Stop here (or if you like continue)
For Guacamole -
Slice Avocado in half.
Twist the two halves apart.
Smack the knife into te pit and twist to remove the pit.
Twist the knife to help pop out the pit.
Score Avocado in both directions on both halves.
Scoop out into a bowl.
Add Salsa and mix together.
Voila – takes longer to read this than to actually do it. Happy Cinco De Mayo. Add herbs, lime or anything else you want. This is my really fast worknight version that my kids, my husband and I love to nosh.
Oh yeah – and there are leftovers…
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3 Outstanding Responses to "Easy Salsa for Cinco De Mayo"
Linetteg on May 6, 2011 at 2:16 am
Yummy! This is very similar to my recipe, only I usually add a little cilantro and chopped garlic. Leftovers don’t last long!
Diana on May 8, 2011 at 7:36 am
We were out of cilantro, but we’re going to grow some this summer. Salsa is so easy and fresh tasting we go through gallons of it. The food processor makes it so quick and easy.
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