Corn, Avocado, And Tomato Salad

  • mommyluvs2cook 7 years ago
    By: Chuckieb
    *Made for the May 2018 Salad Recipe Challenge*

    This is a delicious, refreshing little salad!! I could have eaten it by the spoon full, which I did a few bites, but ended up eating with tortilla chips also :) The only change I made was to use yellow onion instead of purple, just because I didn't have it, but I know the purple onion would have been better. The lime zest is a must, adds a nice zing! I think this would be great on fish tacos, or made into a quesadilla, or even a side to steak or chicken. Great recipe Janet!!

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  • LindaLMT 7 years ago said:
    Nice photo Michelle! What's not to love about this salad ... I'm thinking like you, it would great on top of something, especially something grilled like salmon.
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  • Ladybug_MrsJ 7 years ago said:
    Mmmmmm.....this looks good! I'm going to make it when hubby isn't around (he doesn't like corn and I have some taking up room in the freezer that I need to get rid of). Thanks for the inspiration! Every time I think of Paula Deen I remember her on "Dancing with the Stars." Lovely pic! :)
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  • chuckieb 7 years ago said:
    LOVE your photo Michelle! It's SO much better than mine! :) Very pleased you enjoyed the recipe. I love it and haven't made it in ages.
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  • mommyluvs2cook 7 years ago said:
    Thanks everyone! I'm definitely using it in some sort of tacos next! Frozen corn would work great Mrs.J, that's what I would have used if I hadn't had a cob left over from last nights dinner :)
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  • Ladybug_MrsJ 7 years ago said:
    :)
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  • eastcoaster 7 years ago said:
    That does look like a delicious salad, great photo Mommyluvs2cook...
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  • Cosmicmother 7 years ago said:
    This looks delicious Michelle, great photo!!
    I'd be scooping some up on tortilla chips too, yum! I can picture this with a grilled steak taco or fajitas too. :D
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