Equal parts salad and salsa, this easy strawberry salsa recipe makes a perfectly refreshing side dish and is lovely atop grilled meat—especially steak, chicken, or fish!
Put chopped jalapeño, strawberries, onion, and cilantro in a large mixing bowl and sprinkle with salt.
Add lime juice and stir then taste and add additional salt if necessary.
Notes
Expert Tips:
Use fresh, fragrant, in-season strawberries for the best, brightest flavor. They’re at their peak from about late March through June.
Wash your hands thoroughly after handling raw jalapeños. Trust me: you don’t want to accidentally touch your eyes.
For the best consistency, I recommend making this strawberry pico de gallo no more than four hours ahead of time.
That said, any leftovers will keep in the fridge for up to two days.
Optional Variations:
Extra Spicy - Feel free to amp up the heat by leaving the jalapeño seeds and membranes intact. You can also add more jalapeño, or swap in slightly spicier serrano peppers instead.
Add More Fruit - Mango strawberry salsa or pineapple strawberry salsa are both delightful! You could also make a creamy strawberry avocado salsa if you like.