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Mixing a Smokey Peach Salsa with ?

by Karen/NoCA » Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:12 pm

I have some really nice bone-in center cut pork chops I want to grill tonight. Sides are roasted asparagus with a little walnut oil and a drizzle of balsamic, and Japanese sweet potatoes. I have a little Trader Joe's Smokey Peach Salsa left in a jar. What can I mix with it to make a nice glaze for the chops? Soy sauce? Oyster Sauce? We usually like home made applesauce with our chops but I ran out of last years supply a few days ago. Any ideas?
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Re: Mixing a Smokey Peach Salsa with ?

by Karen/NoCA » Thu Jun 21, 2012 5:14 pm

Here's what I did. Chopped up a chunk of shallot very fine, threw it in the salsa jar, added a tad of freshly ground nutmeg, zest and juice from one lime, and a little wild honey. Shake it up....tastes so good! Should be a great glaze for the chops, with the rest served on the side.
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Re: Mixing a Smokey Peach Salsa with ?

by Carl Eppig » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:32 am

Just the Smokey Peach Salsa sounds interesting. Will look for it when I step inside my first TJ on our next trip to Porland. What else should I look for there?
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Re: Mixing a Smokey Peach Salsa with ?

by Karen/NoCA » Fri Jun 22, 2012 12:05 pm

Carl Eppig wrote:Just the Smokey Peach Salsa sounds interesting. Will look for it when I step inside my first TJ on our next trip to Porland. What else should I look for there?


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Re: Mixing a Smokey Peach Salsa with ?

by Jenise » Fri Jun 22, 2012 8:26 pm

Karen, we were off camping so I wasn't able to answer, but my first thought was maple syrup and citrus. You pretty much got into the same zone.
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