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Writer's pictureCharlie Rilling

Grilled Peach Basil Salsa

Updated: Aug 28


 
Peach basil salsa in a blue bowl on a white table with basil, a grilled peach, and tortilla chips next to it
Grilled Peach-Basil Salsa




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pulled pork nachos • veggie wrap • chicken taquitos



Ingredients


All of the ingredients for peach basil salsa on a white table
Ingredients for Grilled Peach-Basil Salsa



4 yellow peaches

8 fresh basil leaves

2 jalapeños (de seed for desired heat level)

2 garlic cloves

1/2 yellow bell pepper

1/2 red bell pepper

1/2 cup cherry tomatoes

4 fresh mint leaves

1/4 red onion

1 lime juice/zest

2 tsp salt

1 tsp sugar




Preparation

1.

Pre heat grill to 400 degrees. Grill peaches for 5 minutes or until they have softened and have grill marks




Two halves of Peaches on a grill with grill marks
Grilled Peaches for Peach-Basil Salsa



2.

Into a food processor or blender put basil, red bell pepper, lime juice/zest, jalapeños, yellow bell pepper, mint, red onion and garlic. Pulse 5-10 times until all ingredients are minced


Red onion, yellow bell pepper, red bell pepper, jalapeños, garlic, mint, and basil in a food processor on a great speckled white countertop
Ingredients for Grilled Peach-Basil Salsa Ready to be Minced


Ingredients processed in a food processor and minced
Minced Ingredients for Grilled Peach-Basil Salsa



3.

Peel the skin off of the peaches. Separately, chop cherry tomatoes and peaches into small pieces.



The skin being peeled off a peach on a white cutting board
Skinned Peached for Grilled Peach-Basil Salsa



Chopped cherry tomatoes on a white cutting board
Chopped Cherry Tomatoes for Grilled Peach-Basil Salsa


Chopped peaches on a white cutting board
Chopped Grilled Peaches for Peach-Basil Salsa



4.

Add sugar, salt and pepper. Let sit in refrigerator for at least 4 hours or overnight.



Grilled peach basil salsa in a clear bowl on a white countertop
Grilled Peach-Basil Salsa

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1 Comment


Thomas Lewandowski
Thomas Lewandowski
Aug 15, 2022

Take it from me, don’t be afraid of the seeds! I grew up on bland cooking, so I tend to stay away from spice and heat in my own cooking. However, the sweetness in this salsa allows for more jalapeño seeds than what you may think. I used this salsa as a dip for tortilla chips, and as a topping for a veggie and chickpea wrap. Great both ways!

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