Authentic Pico de Gallo
Fresh pico de gallo should taste sharp, juicy, and alive, with each spoonful landing somewhere between crisp salad and salsa. When it’s made well, the tomatoes hold their shape, the onion brings bite, the jalapeño gives clean heat, and the lime pulls everything together without turning the bowl watery. That balance is what makes it worth keeping in the fridge and on the table all week. The trick is starting with Roma tomatoes and draining off the excess seeds and juice before anything else goes in. That keeps the salsa chunky instead of soupy. A short rest after mixing matters … Read more







