One can never have enough ideas for salsas as far as I am concerned. Not only do they feature as a condiment or dip, they sometimes occupy a central role in the main dish. This salsa is perfected suited as an appetizer and accompaniment. As creamy chunks of avocado fill out this salsa, it was the star of a recent meal as a topping for hummus served with some flat breads. The chipotle adds a fairly intense and smoky heat that lingers all the while cooled and tempered by the chunks of refreshing avocado. It's snap to whip up too and requires no cooking time at all. I do recommend the fresh herbs here for additional flavor and freshness. Certainly some Kalamata olives would be a fine addition, and next time I make this a handful will be included in the mix.
Note: Chipotles are very hot, so be sparing with them if you are sensitive to heat. This recipe calls for one avocado, but last time I made it I used two. Adjust to suit your preferences.
Avocado and Tomato Salsa with Chipotle |
Recipe by Lisa Turner Cuisine: Mexican Published on March 12, 2015 Simple, colorful and vibrant no-cook avocado and tomato salsa with herbs and smoky chipotles Print this recipe Ingredients:
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Other delightful salsas to enjoy:
Mexican Tomato and Jalapeño Salsa
Feta and Olive Salsa
Black-Eyed Pea Salsa
Avocado Pomegranate Salsa
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