KL's Pineapple Salsa

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Kayelle

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This was requested from me at the dinner thread. It's simple and delicious with both fish and pork.


KL's Pineapple Salsa



1 1/2 cups of pineapple cut into small chunks. (canned or fresh)
-drain the pineapple well after chopping.

1/3 cup combo of green and red bell pepper (fine dice)
1/3 cup red onion (fine dice)
1/3 cup chopped cilantro
1 very small Seranno chili, (seeds and veins removed) (fine dice) Jalapeno could be used but the Seranno has better flavor with equal heat of a large Jalapeno imo.
2 tsp. Kosher salt
1/4 cup white wine or distilled vinegar (not rice wine vinegar)



Combine and let the flavors get to know each other in the fridge for a couple of hours.
We've really enjoyed it with both swordfish and fried pork chops.
 

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Sounds like it would go with carnitas, chicken fajitas.
 
I hope you enjoy it ladies! At my son's house today he smoked some killer brats with buns, and I wish I had made another batch of the pineapple salsa to top them. Ohh yeahhhh....
 
That'll go good w just about anything. Could even be good on ham pizza.

Just a note on salsa many of you probably already know. If you're gonna keep it in the fridge, use a mason jar.

I made some up a couple years ago, a couple days before Christmas and put it in standard Tupperware. When I got to my brother's place for Christmas the salsa had fridge taste to it. Both my brothers knew instantly. That salsa was a flop.
 
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Kay, that salsa looks and sounds great. I can see using it to stuf bone-in chicken breast, or used as the filling to a beef, or pork rouladen. I believe it would be great with grlled shrimp, or scallop kabobs. In short, it looks like a very versatile sauce. And there's no tomato in it, which is great fo me. Thanks for sharing.

Seeeeya; Chief Longwind of the North
 
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