This Homemade Salsa Is Lucky Luke-Approved
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You’ll Never Let Go Of This Awesome Recipe
Ok, I’ll admit it; I have no idea if Lucky Luke is a salsa kinda guy. Not everyone enjoys pico de gallo but it’s definitely one of my favorites! I can still remember the first time I ever tasted salsa. For some it’s a regular item on the dinner routine but when I grew up, we never really had any hot and spicy meals. My Dad wasn’t a big fan of them – neither was my younger brother, so I guess it was easier for my Mom to just make something everyone would enjoy.
Anyway, back to my first salsa! I was visiting a friend in Texas and we went to a Mexican restaurant. Everyone told me they served this amazing salsa that was made from the juiciest tomatoes – they said I had to try it, even if it kills me! No, they didn’t really say that… But the salsa was delish (and very spicy!) and I have been hooked ever since!
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Quick Tip: Add some red pepper flakes if you like your salsa super spicy and hot!