I’m back to blogging, thanks to Valli for another edition of Blogging Marathon. This is the 8th edition and I join the 2nd group of 20 bloggers who are all set to blog for the next one week. I chose “Condiments” and “Cooking with 5 ingredients or less” as my themes for this week. So you will see 4 lip smacking condiments and 3 easy to put together 5 ingredient dishes.
For the first day of the marathon, I made this fresh, no-cook Corn & Tomato relish that goes well with some corn chips or as a side for tacos. Use the freshest corn and tomatoes you can find for the best taste. Also I read somewhere that it is best to use corn as soon as you buy them; if you keep them too long they start to develop starches and make the veggie mealy.
Recipe is from Martha Stewart’s “Everyday Cooking” magazine.
Ingredients:
Corn kernels – from 2 ears, about 1cup
Tomato – 1 medium, finely chopped
Green onion – 1, thinly sliced, crosswise
Cilantro – 2tbsp, finely chopped
Green chili/ Jalapeno – 1, finely chopped (remove the seeds & veins if you cannot handle heat, I left them in)
Lime juice – 1tbsp
Salt & Pepper – to taste
Method:
- Add all the ingredients in a bowl and mix well.
Now wasn't that easy to make. This relish can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
Lets check out what my fellow marathoners have been cooking up for Day 1 of BM# 8.
Sending this relish over to Valli's "Condiment Mela" & Aipi's "Bookmarked Recipes-Every Tuesday" events.
Looks delicious and fresh!
ReplyDeleteOMG, Pavani I am not sure what change has happened but your pictures are so beautiful!..and I love the header, awesome work on that!..I am so glad you join us again..:)..and do send these for the condiment mela
ReplyDeleteLovely presentation..Delicious corn chaat.
ReplyDeleteLooks colourful and delicious!!!
ReplyDeletelovely relish..looks delicious n yumm
ReplyDeleteThat's healthy and yum ...gud one
ReplyDeleteFresh tender corn would taste great in this for sure.
ReplyDeleteLovely, I am a huge fan of corn, which you can check in my recent posts. Thanks for the interesting recpies
ReplyDeletePradnya
Thats such flavorful relish better than dipping sauce..lovely
ReplyDeleteDelicious. Fresh and yummy :)
ReplyDeletethe dish looks nice and hope u have fun running the marathon...will be coming back to check your yummy collection...following you now:)
ReplyDeleteSo easy to put together
ReplyDeleteLoved the colors and the photo ~ nice summery recipe!
ReplyDeleteUSMasala
Ur Pics Have a vibrant color..Nice post on healthy snacking..Happy to join u in blogging marathon...
ReplyDeleteSuper colourful and flavourful relish, love ur blog's new look..
ReplyDeletepics are tempting and looks truly delish and inviting!
ReplyDeletePerfect delicious evening snack!
ReplyDeleteI love anything with corn. You used raw fresh corn? No need to grill or roast the kernels?
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone.
ReplyDeleteValli, Thank you so much. My husband helped me make the header and I'm so glad you commented on it.
Usha, I used farmer's market fresh corn and it was so sweet and tender--that last pic with the chip went right into my mouth after clicking and the whole bowl followed suite. But I'm sure grilled corn would work well too, just a little more work.
corn is a favorite with all n this looks awsum!!
ReplyDeleteYummy one Pavani. As others have mentioned .. pictures are eye catchy :)
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So healthy and yummy...
ReplyDeletelovely header Pavani, and lovely to see you again in BM ! great clicks of the post too.. i feel I am in a garden with loads of light and sun ... :D
ReplyDeleteCheers
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Looks so fresh n yummy, colorful salad
ReplyDeleteLovely healthy relish!
ReplyDeleteBoth the salad and your blog look so refreshing. Love the new colorful look.
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