Salsa sounded fine for a dipping snack or even spooned on a soft flour tortilla with some Jack cheese and zapped for 30 seconds in the microwave. Our children add a tortilla lid, cut these cheese goodies like a pie and eat them on the run.
Salsa also sounds fine when served over a fajita or added to a taco.
Certainly when it became popular a few years back, traditional uncooked salsas were served almost everywhere as an alternative to the chip and dip. As Darlene sang the praises of her salsa swordfish, another friend insisted that she knew of the best salsa find yet. Stamford resident and businessman Rick Sarrell has been serving his shrimp salsa as a snack to friends at Sprite Island throughout the summer. Those who have tasted it swear it's the best salsa around. So there you go.