[donotprint] I used to buy fresh pico de gallo at our local grocery store until I read the ingredients label and discovered it was pretty easy to make at home. In fact, all you need are a few ingredients chopped up and voila, you have pico de gallo.
We love to eat pico de gallo with tacos, on chicken, scrambled eggs, and of course… tortilla chips! Enjoy! [/donotprint]
Pico De Gallo Recipe
Ingredients:
4 ripe tomatoes, seeded and chopped coarsely ( I like vine-ripened tomatoes)
1 med-large onion, chopped coarsely
1 jalapeno, seeded and chopped finely (be careful to wash your hands well after handling jalapenos)
1/2 cup cilantro, chopped
salt and pepper to taste
Juice of 1 lime
Directions:
Gently combine all the ingredients in a medium bowl. Allow the salsa to rest for 10 minutes before serving. Enjoy!
***Use this pico de gallo to make this guacamole recipe.***
{Related Post: Mango Pico De Gallo}
Audrey says
Just came back from Mexico last week. I had some when I there. they are delicous!
Sally says
How much does this make?
Donna says
Just found your blog this afternoon and decided to make your pico de gallo and guacamole. Both recipes were winners @ my dinner table tonight! Thanks so much! 🙂
DEBBY says
Try adding some chopped cucumbers to the pico de gallo. The cucumbers make store bought salsa seem fresh and delicious.
krumz says
ummmm i love pico de galloo make a a bowl cause im eating tacos at the moment 🙂
Sailaja says
Another one of my favorite Mexican fare that I love with eggs and chicken. Just loving your blog, Alice. 🙂
Dorcie says
Can you freeze the Pico de Gallo
holly says
how much does this make & how long does it last after being refrigerated?
Chili Dude says
Great recipe!! I made this Pico de gallo recipe today. I was wonderful!
alice says
Aimee,
Cilantro are coriander leaves. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriander
Aimee says
Hey this looks delicious, and i’m looking at it for the guacamole. Except what is cilantro? Is it like, parsley or something.
NZ.
molly says
pico de gallo IS easy, and SOOO good. You can amp up the lime or down the chili and it’s always so fresh, home-made. Lovely shot.
Sandy says
Oh yum! My local Mexican restaurant makes it with some chopped cabbage too…I think it helps “extend” it and makes it yummy tasting too! Thanks for your recipe…lovely pictures too!
wizzythestick says
A great set of photos. You are right, no need to buy this at the supermarket it’s too easy to make yourself.
Honeymoon bed breakfast says
It is really easiest recipe yet! I think that is the best way to have chips, once you have chips like that it is hard to go back to buying them at the store. Try them jasmine tea my personal favorite.
Best Regards,
Handy says
wow looks fresh and colorful
Trudy (veggie num num) says
Beautiful photos and simply wonderful flavours!! Yum!!
Georgia.Pellegrini says
You can practically taste how fresh this Pico De Gallo is just from the pictures- I can only imagine how good it is to taste. I can’t wait to find out for myself!
SuperChef says
that really is simple and looks so fresh too! no more pico de gallo from the store for me.
Maria says
So fresh and tasty!
Nadia @ for the love of yum says
my favorite flavors!!! so simple yet so delicious! i always have my fridge stocked with limes, cilantro, chilies, and avocados. 🙂
Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction says
Absolutely beautiful! I love the vivid colors you get in your pictures. Pico is one of my favorites… Can’t beat fresh lime and cilantro!
Jessica @ How Sweet says
LOVE pico!It is so versatile.
Sam Clay says
Beautiful recipe, but am I crazy or is there a tomato fake-out in that top-left halved-tomato photo? Those look like cherry tomatoes, while the photo above is definitely vine. Creative editing 🙂
jenn says
For some reason tacos come to mind. Maybe because I’m hungry. Pass a bowl my way would ya.