Pico De Gallo
One of my favorites and always a crowd pleaser.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Finely dice the tomatoes, bell pepper, onion and cilantro. Only use the tops of the cilantro, discard the stems.
- 2
Combine in a large bowl...add juice of the limes (hint: microwave the limes for 20 seconds each to release more juice).
- 3
Add the jalapeños (with the juice) and the spices.
- 4
Mix well, cover, and refrigerate. May be eaten right away, but the flavor will be better if made the day before.
- 5
Always great with chips, as a condiment for many Mexican dishes, on top of eggs, etc...this will stay good and fresh in the fridge for about a week.
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