End of Summer Salsa

Years ago we made a really delicious Fruit Salsa, but it was back in the early years, so there was a little updating that needed to happen. It’s actually kind of funny to go back through my old recipes. Gosh, things were pretty embarrassing. First of all, I hardly talked, “We made a really yummy chicken with a flavorful chutney. Try it!” It’s not like you need forever long posts, but a little more information is never bad. And then there are the photos. Oh, the photos. Take a gander at this Pretend Orange Chicken and Teriyaki Ginger Salad Dressing for a great example. Wow. The recipe is actually really delicious, but we took the pictures at night, on the kitchen table with all of our lights on and got really close to the food so you really don’tn know what the heck you are looking at.

I’m not saying it’s always bad to get super close to your food. I mean, look at the above photo. I couldn’t help it! All of those cinnamon sugar chips and that glazed over, juicy fruit was screaming for attention! I’m still really working on my photography and probably always will be, but can we all agree that things are definitely better?

Anyway like I said, us bloggers just didn’t know any better in the beginning. We were just snapping a quick photo of our food so that you would know what it looks like. Little did we realize that a close up of yellowy fruit really wasn’t helping all that much. I’m slowly but surely working on updating the old and I hope you’ll head back to visit some of them as I post the updates. The picture may have been horrible, but this fruit salsa is seriously wonderful. Just marvelous. Make it. Eat it. Live a happier life.

What Is The Difference Between a Peach and a Nectarine?

One of the main physical differences is that peaches have a fuzzy skin and nectarines have a smooth skin.

Nectarines tend to be smaller, firmer, and more aromatic than peaches.

Nectarines tend to be sweeter than peaches.

When cooking, they can actually be used interchangeably.

Is Kiwi Good For You?

Kiwi is full of vitamin C, vitamin K, vitamin E, folate, and potassium.

They also have a lot of antioxidants and are a good source of fiber.

Antioxidants help protect your cells.

Will Mango Ripen After It’s Picked?

Although it is a slow process, mangoes will ripen after they have been picked.

Keep unripe mangoes at room temperature on your kitchen table, or counter, they will continue to ripen, becoming softer over several days.

End of Summer Salsa

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