This could maybe be better described as “Salsa De Gallo”
because it’s pretty chunky. I did it
that way on purpose. You could always
blend it up in a food processor. But we
happen to like pico de gallo.
This is another application of some fresh produce courtesy
of Farmer Eric. (I only call him that
because he’s the only person I know that has a good garden this summer during
the worst draught in 50 years.)
I sliced tomatoes, yellow onion, and green pepper into large
pieces. I also cut a jalapeno pepper in
half and took the seeds out (leave them in if you want it hotter). We have an olive oil sprayer that we got from
Crate & Barrel. It’s pretty slick
and it works great for grilling vegetables.
I sprayed one side of the veggies, hit them with salt & pepper, and
then put them on the grill. Then I
sprayed the other side and seasoned that as well.
I let them get a good char and then flipped them over
(carefully) using tongs. Remove them
from the grill and let them cool to room temperature. Then slice into smaller chunks and add to a
bowl along with chopped cilantro, minced garlic, and lime juice. Stir and enjoy!
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