1+½CupsGrilled CornYou can also use frozen corn that you toast on a skillet.
½CupRed Onion
2Tomatoes, CubedYou can also swap for 1 cup of cherry or grape tomatoes cut in halves or thirds.
¼CupChopped Cilantro
1Jalapeno, Finely Diced
1Lime, Juiced
1TablespoonOlive Oil
1TeaspoonSalt
¼TeaspoonBlack Pepper
Instructions
I recommend adding the chopped tomatoes into a small bowl with a little sea salt for 10 minutes. This will release some of the excess water from the tomatoes. Drain the liquid out before adding to the mixing bowl with the rest of the ingredients.
Add all of the ingredients into a large bowl. Stir well, cover, and place in the refrigerator for 30-60 minutes before serving.
Notes
Expert Tips
Soak the raw red onions in water before adding to the salad to minimize the potent flavor.
To easily cut the avocado, cut the avocado in half, remove the pit, and peel the avocado. Place it flat side down and slice into small cubes.
For best results, make this salsa the night before or the morning of. This allows time for the flavors to marry together!
When stirring, don't worry if the chunks of avocado break down a little. It adds a little creaminess to the dip!
Use alemon/lime juicer to save time! (Trust me, it's a game changer!)
To ensure the red onion and jalapeno is chopped evenly, I recommend using a veggie chopper.
How to Store Leftovers
Store leftover salsa in an airtight container in the refrigerator for 3-4 days. And yes, the avocados stay fresh and green!** See full post for more information and helpful tips!