
Toasted corn salsa
I love salsa. I love dipping a chip into salsa! I love having leftover salsa to put in my eggs and have a Mexican breakfast!
I love salsa. I love dipping a chip into salsa! I love having leftover salsa to put in my eggs and have a Mexican breakfast!
I know that grilling onions seems like an extra step, but I promise it’s worth it and is so quick! I like to make double the amount and have for future salads, eggs, sandwiches or pastas.
If you are making the Indian chummus with this meal, make a double batch of onions and use half for the chummus and half for this salad to save time
Make double the amount of onions and add them to any sandwich, salad, chicken, rice etc
They are so flavorful it is worth doubling the recipe and using half for the chummus and half for something else. You can play around with the Chummus to get the consistency that you prefer. Just keep in mind; the more water you add, the more liquidy it will be, the more oil you add, the more smooth it will be but you will lose some of the flavor. If you don’t like cilantro but still want the fresh flavors of a fresh herb, you can use mint or basil! Using limes are ideal but if you can’t get them, lemons are a close second.
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In Israel red mullet is called bori fish. It is a white buttery fish if not over cooked. The trick to fish tasting buttery and not fishy is a fresh fish and not overcooked!