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We have a lady in our church that makes the most amazing Mexican food with fresh, authentic ingredients. I guess they would be authentic since she’s originally from Mexico. 🙂 I came across this recipe for White Corn Salad when I was flipping through our newer church cookbook and knew I had to try it. I served it one night with chicken fajitas and it was delicious. I even used the leftovers in a queso the next night! This recipe is full of colorful veggies and tastes light and fresh. It’s a perfect summer salad.
White Corn Salad
From Recipes from the Heart, Calvary Baptist Church
Ingredients:
- 3 cups white corn (frozen)
- 4 Anaheim peppers
- 1 red, yellow or orange bell pepper
- 1/2 large red onion
- 2 Tbsp cilantro, chopped
- 3 Tbsp olive oil
- 2 limes (juice)
- Salt and Pepper to taste
Directions:
- In a large skillet, cook the corn until it starts to brown. Set aside to cool.
- Grill the Anaheim peppers (I used my broiler) until the skin begins to blister and blacken.
- Put them in a plastic bag or covered container to steam. When they are cool enough, remove the skin, ribs and seeds.
- Dice cooked peppers, onions and bell pepper.
- Mix all the ingredients together in a salad bowl and dress with olive oil and lime juice.
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Trinity says
This salad looks delicious! I’m going to try this, and I made substitute the Anaheim peppers. I’m not sure they carry them in my area. Are they sweet or hot peppers?
Nicole Burkholder says
They are usually near the jalapeno and other peppers. They look like a very large jalapeno pepper. I didn’t find them spicy at all, but I did remove all the veins and seeds. They have a uniquely sweet/smoky flavor, especially after you roast and steam them! I hope you find them 🙂
Miki English says
This sounds delicious! Gonna pin it so I can try it.
Nicole Burkholder says
Pin away! It really is great!
Linda says
Great recipe. Thanks for coming by Saturday Dishes with it.
Linda @ Tumbleweed Contessa
Nicole Burkholder says
Thanks for taking the time to visit the links and comment- I know that can get tedious and takes forever 🙂