Anyway, it was a salsa made with mangoes. I have bee n making fruit salsas on and off since. Last year it was Strawberry Salsa and a few year before that it was Papaya Salsa and way before that Kiwi Salsa. Today on this bright sunny day, I share you with Pineapple Jalapeno Salsa.
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| Handsome Whippet and Pineapple Jalapeno Salsa |
On another note, a little while back a fellow blogger asked me about the images in the background of some of my food photographs. I have been doing this for as long as I have been blogging. It was a suggestion introduced to me by my husband as we do not have the luxury of a dedicated space with good (natural) lighting; and also a lack of crockery that comes with food styling for food bloggers, so playing around with images from various sources has been most welcome. Although not an original ideas, it was nice to see that in doing it on my blog that I had inspired other fellow bloggers in doing this too.
Pineapple Jalapeno Salsa
Ingredients
Makes enough for six servings
Half fresh pineapple, peeled and diced as small as you can
60g fresh coriander, minced
1 small red onion, peeled and minced
1 - 1 1/2 tablespoon jalapenos from a jar, minced including 2 - 4 tablespoons of its liquid (or use 1/2 lemon or lime juice)
Pinch of salt
Method
In a wide bowl, mix all the ingredients together.
Serve immediately or refrigerate until ready to eat.
Good for a few days if kept refrigerated.


I've managed to make a few fruit salsas and they always make me think of sunny days! They're one of the few savoury things where I really enjoy a bit of fruit in. Love the whippet!
ReplyDeleteYay to sunny days, though I must confess I am an autumnal person.
DeleteI made a peach and pineapple salsa soon after I started blogging and served it with quesadillas which worked well. I love your photo with the whippet - the dog and salsa look perfect together and could hang on a gallery wall. I always find it fascinating looking at the backgrounds in your photos - I quite like a newspaper in a background if I can get it right but often I am rushing too much to even bother about backgrounds (and regret that later)
ReplyDeleteJohanna I am not surprised that it is one of the first recipes you made when you started blogging, Australia is progressive in that sense and of course its warmer climes. I like newspapers too and have used them in the past, but with these days much of what we read is sadly on line, though we do subscribe to some magazines - but you can imagine the issue of copyright around them,
DeleteI love fruit salsas...sweet and spicy...
ReplyDelete~Have a lovely day!
Sweet and spicy indeed - Yum
DeleteThis looks yummy! I've also been planning a pineapple salsa for a while, and you have given a great inspiration. I also love your background photos in the food photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much VegHog. Look forward to seeing your salsa :)
DeleteI like fruit in most savoury things and think this sounds delicious - and a great accompaniment to all sorts of dishes.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kari. This was really good. I will def. make again - good to know you like fruit in savoury things, I remember your comment on my MeatFree Fruit Curry posts
DeleteI think this salsa recipe was made for my husband. He would LOVE it. I will definitely have to make it for him =)
ReplyDeleteLove the whippet in the top picture - what a gorgeous dog.
Thanks Kimmy. It was really good. Still have the other half of the pineapple to use up though :)
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