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Grilled pineapple makes a surprising appearance in this tropical delight. Multiple uses, but recently paired with Seafood Quesadillas. Let the fiesta begin!
In a medium bowl, whisk honey, lime, and red pepper to combine. Add fresh ingredients and stir to coat. Refrigerate for 1 hour before serving for flavors to blend.
Cook’s notes:
1. Grilled pineapple rings give a new texture and flavor layer to this salsa. The light char and carmelization of the sugars really brings out a nice sweetness when combined with the honey and lime juice. Heat 1” thick pineapple rings on the grill 3-4 minutes each side. Set aside to cool, remove core then chunk for salsa. I prep a whole pineapple then freeze the remainder for later use.
2. Taste hot peppers before adding to the mixture to see how hot you can take it. Adjust to suit.
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Robin @ What about the food? on 9.4.2010
Thanks, my nephew grew the Inferno peppers and I had to do something with them! His veggie garden is a wonderful resource!
Twinks on 8.30.2010
This sounds great and I love the name