Grilled Corn Salsa
Show: Easy Entertaining with Michael Chiarello
Episode: Tacos and Margaritas
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By schnaubert_12348868
Odessa, 83
on October 09, 2011
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I used frozen corn loose kernals and canned fire-roasted tomatoes. I didn't have a grill pan that the kernals wouldn't fall through, so I seasoned them and did them on top of the stove in a deep skillet til they were toasty looking. I didn't have red onion and used white, although the red or even green onions would have been prettier. I used italian seasoning, since I didn't have fresh basil. Overall, even with all the substitutions, this was really good. The key is toasting the corn! What a great recipe!
By forevrstar_13160696
Falls Church, 86
on September 05, 2011
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This is a great recipe that is a staple for parties. I have made it just as the recipe says and I have also cut corners and used frozen corn and canned tomatoes, both with equally great results. My local store sells grilled frozen corn and canned fire roasted tomatoes. I cook the corn per instructions on the bag and drain and rinse the tomatoes. I only used a little of the tomato juice from the cans. I find that if you let it sit overnight, the flavors combine and you can't tell the difference from the real thing.
By Cindilinda
East Coast
on July 03, 2011
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This was excellent. I did however change a little. When I roasted the corn I used melted unsalted butter mixed with paprika that I spread on the corn before I grilled. I also used balsamic vinegar instead of red wine vinegar like another review had suggested. My family loves it.
By zblucat_11356505
Rochester, NY
on September 27, 2009
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Made a 1/3 batch vs. original recipe, using late summer Upstate NY corn, salsa resulted in nice texture, flavor. Served as a side dish, "tapas" style , with grilled venison tenderloin, and fresh baked homemade french bread. Added a good Cabernet, and it's the best Sunday light fare. Keep 'em coming !
By singringmom
Vancouver, WA
on September 01, 2009
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I always grill an extra ear or two to use in cornbread or this great salsa. Just adjust the quantities for the number of ears you have. After grill-roasting the tomatoes I press them through a sieve or my food mill. Sometimes I add some store-bought salsa if I don't quite have enough. I will also roast some peppers from my garden if I have some. I use a good-quality balsamic instead of the red wine vinegar sometimes. This is a wonderful salsa to accompany fish, poultry, meat, or tacos & enchiladas.
By kimmy_12008002
Draper, 84
on July 23, 2009
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My family is a huge fan of salsa. I'm always trying new recipes and have been searching for the perfect corn salsa for quite some time. I believe I've found it. It's well balanced and sweet. The basil is the perfect herb to contrast the sweetness of the corn. My husband asked me to try it with cilantro instead, just to see. But I doubt it will taste nearly as good.
By Dianne1974
Ormond Beach, FL
on July 22, 2009
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Excellent recipe! I made today for lunch with tacos.... So good! We had grilled corn leftover from dinner last night so I used that and just peeled a tomato.
The basil adds such a fresh taste! I could eat the entire bowl it's SO GOOD!
I will make this again and again :
By austinpctech
Austin, TX
on July 04, 2009
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Made this for the first time exchanging basil for cilantro. Not shortcutting on the grilling really pays off. Served on tacos which added a wonderful smokey taste. This dish is a definite winner!
By micheletmckee_8...
Moorestown, NJ
on May 11, 2009
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I made this for a Cinco de Mayo party and it was a major hit! It is a great item to serve room temperature which is always great for a big crowd.
By prbaby911_11104236
bronx, NY
on September 20, 2008
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i think it was greatt im going to try it today later on~~~