This corn salsa recipe is the easiest thing to toss together when the going gets hot, hot, hot! This simple recipe shows off the absolute greatness of eating food that has been harvested at its most ripe and often sold to me on the very same day it was plucked.
The ingredients that comprise this super simple corn salsa/salad will soon be up for grabs at a market near you (if its currently early July when you’re reading this), or maybe even already if you are chilling in the warmer States down below.
Why Eat Corn When it’s in season?
There are many reasons to eat foods when they’re in season. Price, flavour, availability, freshness, sustainability and to maximize their nutritional value are all good ones.
Corn season is short where we live and it’s incredible. Basically, it tastes like candy – it has a natural sweetness so I don’t have to add much sugar to recipes like these gluten-free cornbread muffins. But mostly, we love to eat corn fresh off the cob and with minimal extra ingredients so it truly gets the chance to shine.
5 Ways To Enjoy This Corn Salsa Recipe
As a salsa of course – dipping into it with your favourite organic tortilla or crispy rice chip chips.
The best thing about this Summer Corn Salsa recipe is that with the very same ingredients, you can enjoy this cooked or raw and it can be used in so many ways.
Ingredients
Scale
2 cobs of organic corn (steamed, grilled or raw), cut off the cob* (about 2 cups)
1 red pepper (grilled or raw), sliced into 1/2 inch cubes
1/4 cup parsley, chopped
1/4 cup cilantro, chopped
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
2 Tbsp olive oil
sea salt, cayenne, and/or hot sauce to taste
Instructions
Place all ingredients in a bowl, toss and store in the fridge.
Notes
* You can also use 2 cups of frozen organic corn kernels – allow to thaw and drain excess water
Prep Time:10 mins
Category:Sides + Snacks
This salsa recipe will be better if allowed to sit for 1-2 hours before serving. But good luck with waiting!
What are your favourite summer salad or salsa recipes?
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