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Apple, Green Onion, and Jalapeño Salsa

Ingredients

Makes about 3 cups

1 1/2 pounds Fuji apples (about 3 large), peeled, halved, cored
1/2 cup minced green onions
2 tablespoons minced seeded jalapeño chiles
1/2 cup fresh lemon juice
2 tablespoons honey
4茶匙(包装)细碎的柠檬皮
  1. Coarsely grate apples into strainer set over large bowl. Press and turn apples to drain off excess juices. Transfer apples to medium bowl; stir in green onions and chiles. Whisk lemon juice, honey, and lemon peel in small bowl to blend; mix into apples. Season salsa to taste with salt and pepper. (Can be made 6 hours ahead. Cover and chill.)

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  • The latkes with the apple salsa proved to be a delicious flavor and texture combination. I am most definitely making these again and again.

    • spazzzmo

    • Santa Rosa, CA

    • 1/27/2015

  • This "salsa" was a great accompaniment to the beet and carrot latkes. I brought this as a starter to a friend's house and everyone really enjoyed it.

    • Neeloofar

    • Seattle, WA

    • 7/13/2009

  • I made this for the Cumin-Scented Beet and Gingered Carrot Latkes, so it was the perfect amount of salsa for all of it. I added a whole jalapeno; it was a great complement to the latkes and an interesting twist for applesauce and potato latkes.

    • suesind

    • Alexandria, VA

    • 1/29/2009

  • Quite delicious with the beet and carrot latkes, though twice as much as needed. This would be a nice alternative to cranberry sauce with turkey or chicken.

    • Anonymous

    • chicago

    • 12/22/2008

  • really interesting and delicious. putting the apples in the food processor made the process much easier. we probably only needed 2/3 (at most) of the amount the recipe makes for the gingered carrot latkes.

    • Anonymous

    • 2/18/2008

  • I second AgentInAKilt. It's not meant to be a regular salsa. With the beet latkes it's outstanding.

    • Karolena

    • Brooklyn

    • 9/22/2007

  • With the latkes, this salsa is supurb. I wouldn't oompare it to mexican salsas, for this isn't what its purpose is. Jalapenos are mild, and for those looking for spicy, I would add some additional jalapenos, or other spice.

    • AgentInAKilt

    • Ashland, OR

    • 12/31/2006

  • I really liked it, it was different and the jalapenos weren't overpowering

    • carolynflood

    • MD

    • 9/12/2005

  • In theory, sounds interesting....with a little creative juices i.e. adobo sauce...and the right thing to compliment the flavor, you might salvage some effort. If not, 100's of better salsa recipes out there.

    • richwulff

    • Arizona

    • 12/22/2004

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