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| Source | Chef Grant Kawasaki |
| Prep Time | 5 minutes |
| Recipes | Pupus/Appetizers |
Get a little bit of everything in this "non-regional" party salsa! It tastes as good as it looks, a kaleidoscope of color and flavor. Serve this salsa with your own Sinaloa Hawaiian Tortilla chips and you've got a crowd pleaser. During the warm days ahead, this snack will keep you cool and satisfyingly refreshed.
In a large mixing bowl, combine pineapple, tomato, avocado, corn, onion, jicama, black beans, cilantro, jalapeno, lime juice, olive oil & garlic. Toss well, then season with Hawaiian salt and pepper to taste. Let the salsa sit for a few minutes to let the salt dissolve, then toss again. Refrigerate until ready to serve. In a large cooking vessel, fill fry oil to a safe level (slightly less than half of the vessels internal height) with fry oil. Heat to medium-high heat and test the oil with an uncooked chip to see if it sizzles. Cook only a handful at a time so you don't lower your oil temperature too drastically and get soggy/greasy chips. Keep a cooling rack or plate with paper towel ready to place the freshly cooked chips. Season with salt immediately after frying. Chips should be cooked until they stop sizzling. Try not to overcook them. Once the chip cools, it should be extremely crunchy. Serve immediately with your salsa.
You can use this salsa for anything, especially homemade burritos, fish tacos, and chimichangas. Sinaloa flour tortillas are also very delicious and can make excellent low-carb sandwich wraps. Find these ingredients, and enjoy this recipe with a chilled glass of Sol, Tecate or Corona beer found at your nearest Times Supermarket! Shoots Den!