Pico de gallo
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Pico de gallo

"Roosters beak", also better known as Pico de gallo is a Mexican salsa used in many Mexican dishes. Takes 10 minutes to make, recipe for 4 people.

10 minutes
4 persons
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Véronique Pouw

Made by Véronique

Published at 2015-08-11, this recipe is for 4 persons and takes 10 minutes.

Updated at: 2024-07-31

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Preparation time
5 minutes
Time cooking
5 minutes
Total time
10 minutes

Fun little fact: pico de gallo translates to "roosters beak". This is because originally people ate it by pinching pieces between the thumb and forefinger.  it's a widely known salsa, used alongside many dishes in the mexican kitchen.  

Preparing pico de gallo – 5 minutes

Wash and clean out the seeds from 8 plum tomatoes, then quarter them. If you're wondering what that looks like, be sure to check out the ingredients photo.

REMOVE the seeds from the jalapeños, and finely dice them. FINELY dice the yellow onion. Check out our page on how to dice onions like a pro here. 

Pico de gallo
Pico de gallo

Finishing up – 5 minutes

Combine all of the diced ingredients in the large bowl. Squeeze out all of the juice from the two limes, pour it over the ingredients. Mix together and season with some freshly ground black pepper and a pinch of salt.

Add a bunch of chopped fresh cilantro to make it authentic! (we didn't!) refrigerate until you're ready to serve it as a side dish. The longer it sits, the better the flavours will blend together.

You can refrigerate for up to 3 days when covered with cling film. Tip: grab some tortilla chips and serve this pico de gallo on movie night, enjoy!

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2 comments on "Pico de gallo"
Karen says on 2015-08-17
This looks lovely - great job on dicing the tomatoes, but it MUST have cilantro. I live in Mexico, and this salsa (called Salsa Mexicana in our part of the country, not pico de gallo) always has cilantro.
Ohmydish says on 2015-08-17
Hi Karen, thank you for your clarification! We'll update the recipe so it has cilantro!

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