Cucumber Peach Salsa

Cucumber Peach Salsa w/Cilantro

Cucumber Peach Salsa

Have you ever tried cucumbers and peaches together?  How about in a salsa?  This season we have enjoyed the bounty of cucumbers and peaches.  I wish I could say it was from the fruit of our land, but I can’t.  But we have sure enjoyed the fruit of others’ labor though.  We have made several cucumber based salads (thanks, Agi), we look forward to making some pickles, and all of my kids love to eat cukes as a snack (this secretly THRILLS me).  I guess it’s not really a secret, but I sure love to hear my kids choosing cucumbers to eat over other foods!

Cucumber Peach Salsa with Chips My friend, T, first introduced me to the thought of a cucumber based salsa when she brought one to a potluck in the spring.  It was so fresh tasting-I couldn’t stop eating it.  When we came into some cukes earlier this month, I knew I wanted to make a salsa using them but with a little twist from T’s original recipe.  I wanted to throw some peaches into the mix.

Cucumber Peach Salsa Variations to the Recipe: Feel free to add more peaches or cucumbers to the mix, based on what your preferences are.  Also, my friend’s version of the recipes uses tomatoes instead of the peaches.  I wanted to make a raw salsa, but in one of the versions I looked at they grilled the peaches.  If you are choosing to use a jalapeño pepper, you may want to wear gloves.  The first time I worked with a jalapeño I didn’t wear gloves, and my skin was burning from 10 am in the morning when I cut it until I went to sleep that night.  Not fun.

Cucumber Peach Salsa w/Cilantro

This recipe is adapted from a combination of Taste of Home and Chez Us.

Cucumber Peach Salsa

Author Sonja

Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 cucumbers peeled if desired, seeded and chopped
  • 1 peach peeled if desired and chopped
  • 1/2 red onion chopped
  • 1/3 bell pepper chopped
  • juice of 1/2 a lime
  • 1-2 t cilantro minced
  • 1/2 t garlic minced
  • 1/2 t salt or more to taste
  • 1/4 t dill weed
  • optional 1 jalapeño pepper, seeded if desired, and chopped
  • drizzle of olive oil

Instructions

  1. Mix ingredients in a large bowl.
  2. Enjoy or refrigerate to let all flavors meld together for about an hour and then serve.

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By Sonja

Sonja is a lover of the Lord, family, and friends. She digs DIY (especially re-purposing), fancies fitness, foods (whole), & fellowship. She is a thrifty thinker and jives with jazz. “Moreover, it is required of stewards that they be found faithful” (1 Corinthians 4:2 ESV). Thanks for visiting!

6 comments

  1. Oh, that sounds really good! I’ve made salsas before, but I’ve never used cucumber. Love that idea! I’ll be sharing this at Raw Foods Thursdays this week! Thanks so much for linking up!

    1. Oops! I went to your website yesterday to link it, and it’s not there!?! I linked it to my blog and didn’t link it to yours. I will link it next week. Thanks!

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