Molly's Midtown Market Salsa

A few weeks ago, my husband and I went toEach bite gave me a new taste of freshness with
the Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis, MN. Onsome zip to it. It was just wonderful. A good
that particular Sunday, there was a Latino festival.chevre will also be an addition to my chips and
To tie into the theme of the day's activity, theresalsa in the future.
was a Salsa tasting. We are always up for aMolly's recipe makes a gallon of her Salsa. It is
taste of some good chips and salsa, so off weperfect for a party or just because. The salsa will
went.hold for 3 - 4 days properly stored in the
There were two standouts for us that day andrefrigerator. I wouldn't hesitate to cut the recipe in
each for a very different reason. As we werehalf (or even fourths), but you might have to
leaving the market, we went by the Callister'sadjust for onion and pepper additions.
Farm in the Market stall to see if we could- 24 fresh Roma tomatoes, diced
purchase some of their salsa for that evening.- 1 bunch Cilantro, remove stems and dice
Well, surprise, Molly was there and she made the- 1 Serrano pepper (or pepper to your taste),
salsa just for the competition and they reallyseeds removed and diced
didn't have any to sell. Molly was kind enough to- Juice from 2 fresh limes
share her recipe and I really want to honor her,- 1 red onion, diced
the incredibly fresh product they served, and the- 1 teaspoon salt
wonderful job Callister's Farm in the Market doesBlend ingredients gently. Refrigerate for at least
providing superior local products.an hour before serving to allow flavors to settle.
Coming from the west coast, I consider Molly'sThis salsa is not just for chips. I would use it to
salsa as more of a Pico de Gallo. It was justtop grilled fish or chicken or on my tacos any day
loaded with the freshest of ingredients, served onof the week. Actually, I would eat it any day of
a tortilla chip with a crumble of chevre on top.the week, if I could.