For your viewing pleasure, a few photos I snapped of my handsome little guy at church yesterday. Isn’t he something? (There’s no chance I’m a little biased, is there?)
And, for your tasting pleasure (or, simply for your viewing pleasure again if you aren’t interested in making this), one of the favorite recipes I inherited when I married Ryan.
His Mama (my mother-in-law) makes THE BEST salsa and this is her recipe. I chopped some up for Ry this afternoon. I swear it disappears faster than I can make it!
Bev’s Delicioso Salsa
12 Roma tomatoes
1/2 C fresh cilantro
1 onion
5 drops tobasco
1 T vinegar
juice of 1/2 lemon
grated lemon rind
salt
pepper
1/2-1T garlic salt
1/2 jalapeno pepper
1/4 t cumin
Fine chop all ingredients and combine.
(I’ll confess that I used a Vidalia Chop Wizard – a gift from my MIL – and that
I am not THAT good at chopping!)
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>THanks for your confession! I was wondering how you got them all so uniform!!! My salsa is a mess!
>Looks yummy. . .both Oliver and the salsa!
Be Blessed,
Amy
>He is adorable! I love his eyes! :)
>oh my that salsa looks YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMY
>Those eyes are just killer! What a gorgeous little boy!
And the salsa looks yummy too….lol
>be still my heart – love that boy! he is SO adorable!!
>I make pico de gallo all the time and I have never thought to add vinegar to it! I will have to try her recipe and see how it compares!
Oliver is such a cutie!
>He is too cute :-)
Thank you for the salsa recipe!! I've been looking for a similar one for ages, except it had black beans and canned corn. Now if only I can find the cumin and cilantro in the spice cabinet :o)
>Oliver is so cute and the salsa looks great!! You should consider joining me on my blog for Friday Foodie to share some of your favorite recipes!
>Salsa looks amazing! Ilove salsa and make it every other week in our home as a staple :) Not to mention how adorable is your little boy in those pics :)
>I'm just glad that recipe didn't call for coriander seeds. Ahem.
(I promise I am learning. I am growing cilantro out back, and I even know that it's the same thing as coriander!)
Also, glad to see you achieved the blurry background. I may have to have you show me when we're in TN. Every instruction I've seen online (MckMama, Pioneer Woman, etc.) deals with Canons, and I have trouble locating the aperture and what not on the Fuji. I know our cameras are cousins, so perhaps you can help. Or maybe I can just sit around and let you take the pictures. Either is fine with me.
Love him so much! His teefs look great!
>Your son is so cute:) what a doll… and that salsa looks yummy, I make almost the same thing but mine has not as much stuff in it, but I will try it this way for sure:) thanks for sharing
>his eyes are amazing! He is such a cutie thats for sure! The salsa looks and sounds amazing! Might have to try it!
>Handsome, handsome boy! The salsa is beautiful and sounds great. I will have to try it.
>They both look DELICIOUS!!!! I've nominated you for an Honest Scrap award as well. Cos you are just so lovely xxxxx
>salsa looks delicious :)
>woot
>Oh thank GOD the only tomato plant I got this year is a Roma!
I can't wait!!!
>Excited to try the salsa ~ I just happen to have a bunch of roma tomatoes I need to use.
And your son is adorable!
It all looks so good, but I’m especially wanting to order myself one of those Vidalia chop wizards!