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<titletitle>Salsa | Cooking Light, August 2009</titletitle></headhead><bodybody><h2h2>Fiery Grilled Peach and Habanero Salsa</h2h2><pp>Grilling the peaches caramelizes their natural sugar. Serve with grilled pork, fish--likestriped bass, pictured--or chicken. Refrigerate for up to three days.</pp><ulul><lili><abbrabbr titletitle="Quantity">4</abbrabbr>large peeled peaches, halved and pitted (about 1
pound)</lili><lili><abbrabbr titletitle="Quantity">2</abbrabbr>(.25" thick) slices red onion</lili>
<lili>Cooking Spray</lili><lili><abbrabbr titletitle="Quantity">2</abbrabbr>tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro</lili>
<lili><abbrabbr titletitle="Quantity">1</abbrabbr>tablespoons fresh lime juice</lili>
<lili><abbrabbr titletitle="Quantity">1</abbrabbr>teaspoons sugar</lili>
<lili><abbrabbr titletitle="Quantity">1</abbrabbr>teaspoon grated orange rind</lili>
<lili><abbrabbr titletitle="Quantity">1</abbrabbr>teaspoon finely chopped seeded habanero pepper</lili>
<lili><abbrabbr titletitle="Quantity">.5</abbrabbr>teaspoon salt</lili>
</ulul><olol><lili>Prepare grill to medium-high heat</lili><lili>Lightly coat peaches and onion with cooking spray</lili><lili>Place peaches and onion on grill rack coated with cooking spray</lili><lili>Grill peaches 2 minutes on each side. Cool and chop peaches</lili><lili>Grill onion 3 minutes on each side</lili><lili>Cool and chop onion</lili><lili>Combine peaches, onion, cilantro, and remaining ingredients in a medium bowl; tosswell</lili><lili>Let stand 15 minutes<pp><strongstrong>yield:</strongstrong>15 servings (serving size: .75 cup)</pp
></lili></olol><ulul><lili>CALORIES 20;</lili><lili>FAT 0.1g(<ulul><lili>sat 0g,</lili><lili>mono 0g,</lili><lili>poly 0g,</lili></ulul>);</lili>
<lili>PROTEIN 0.4g;</lili><lili>CARB 5g;</lili><lili>FIBER 0.7g;</lili><lili>CHOL 0mg;</lili><lili>IRON 0.1mg;</lili><lili>SODIUM 78mg;</lili><lili>CALC 4mg</lili></ulul><tabletable><trtr><thth>Salsa</thth><tdtd>Salsa is the spanish word for sauce. The most traditional type is made fromtomatoes, onions, cilantro, and chiles. Yet the term applies to a chunky (orsometimes pureed) mix of vegetables and/or fruits, herbs, and spices-- fresh orcooked. Ranging in spiciness from mild to fiery, salsa is a common accompanimentfor Latin dishes.</tdtd></trtr></tabletable><h1h1>prime pairings</h1h1><h2h2>Salsas, chutneys, and relishes make dinner planning a snap. Just cook simply seasonedmeat, poultry, or fish, then serve it with one of our bold-flavored, bright-coloredcondiments.</h2h2><dldl>
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