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Something Edible on Video: A Quick Salsa made with Fresh Peaches.
Abstract:
I get a little crazy when it comes to peach season. The plateaus of Palisade, Colorado are an easy daytime drive due west from here in Hays, USA; and as long as there are folks entrepreneurial enough to truck them back East down I-70, there will always be suckers like me who will buy them.
Half of the fifty pounds(!) of peaches purchased this time around are of the "Angelus" variety: A large, juicy, just sweet enough peach with a barely-noticable skin that's perfect for eating (you can't make ice cream out of everything, y'know). Another fantastic application for this particular peach is a fresh salsa; and as long as you have a sharp knife of proper size, it's damned easy. Essentially, you're gonna make a tangy chipotle dressing that'll gussy-up a pound of fresh diced peaches. The flavors are bright and just a wee bit spicy; and while this is a salsa that goes great atop a chip, it's also fantastic piled over pork chops and brats as well.
Recipe: Jump to the detailed recipe. (or, keep reading for the gist of it) -
Whisk together all ingredients except the peaches. Then prep your peaches and stir 'em into the rest of the vinaigrette.
For best flavor, give it all a rest covered up in the fridge at least 15-20 minutes before serving.
Notes:
This recipe comes together quick, and if you're the speed-reading type then I bet you'll glean enough to run with in this companion blog post!
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