You can never have enough of this stuff in a single glass jar! Five at a time is my normal preference.

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Any get-together, whether it’s a family reunion or a taco Tuesday, would be incomplete without Pico de Gallo, a bright and refreshing salsa from our southern neighbors in Mexico. Lime, jalapeños, cilantro, juicy tomatoes, and onions make for a basic but flexible and delightful salsa. Not only does it make for an attractive presentation in a large glass jar, but it also provides a simple method to preserve and maintain the freshness of the pico de gallo. Pico de gallo is such a versatile condiment; it adds a burst of flavor to anything from grilled meats to chips.
Crunchy tortilla chips, spicy fajitas, or your beloved tacos are the perfect accompaniments for pico de gallo. Serve it as a refreshing topping for grilled chicken or fish, or spoon it over a bed of greens for a lighter touch. Also, it’s a great method to sneak some vegetables into meals without overpowering people’s taste sensibilities, which is great if you have kids or people with sensitive palates.
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Gallo Pico

Estimated serving size:
8–10 items
– Six diced medium-ripe tomatoes – One finely chopped big red onion – Two fresh jalapeño peppers, de-seeded and minced (optionally, leave some seeds for additional spiciness).
– One cup of finely chopped cilantro
2-Two limes’ juice
Add salt to taste. You may also add chopped garlic, which is optional.
How to Follow
To make a colorful kaleidoscope that is visually and flavorfully appealing, combine diced tomatoes, chopped red onion, and minced jalapeños in a big mixing bowl.
2. Add that distinctive herbaceous flavor by scattering fresh cilantro over the chopped ingredients, like confetti at a parade.
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