Seems like blanching the tomatoes to remove the skin made them a bit soft for something like this.....didn't look bad at all though and should taste pretty much the same if the skin was left on
Geez, people. If someone from around Jalisco were to watch this, they would say "What? Pico Di Gallo is made with Jicama and oranges, not tomatoes and onions!" There are REGIONAL differences, folks. This is perfectly acceptable pico di gallo, in the northern style, although I agree I would not blanch and skin the tomatoes or add garlic. But, does your mom make meatloaf exactly the way Mrs. Jones down the street does? No? Is one of them wrong, and the other right? Or are they just different?
here in mexico the pico de gallo is chopped tomato, onion and chile, with a few drops of lemon, but it is logical that there are many ways to prepare your style
i am from mexico and we don't make the pico de gallo like that in mexico we don't boil the tomatoes esa madre parese basca that's ,pico de gallo gringo
You don't own Pico De Gallo - it has been assimilated. There exists a *native* U.S. Mexican cuisine. Do a search for "Tex-Mex" or "California Cuisine," and you might further educate yourself.
This looks sooo healthy and good. Thanks
anmllvr234 3 months ago
nice job!
outoworkdreamer 3 months ago
the tomato must be completely raw.end
omel5 3 months ago
Seems like blanching the tomatoes to remove the skin made them a bit soft for something like this.....didn't look bad at all though and should taste pretty much the same if the skin was left on
emtsulich 4 months ago
i would use minced garlic tbh, noone likes chewing bits of chopped garlic!
moewishaw 4 months ago
is the original mexican recipe involving all the tomato, or do you need to deseed it first.
moewishaw 4 months ago
YUM!! Looks good!
emdelity 6 months ago
Geez, people. If someone from around Jalisco were to watch this, they would say "What? Pico Di Gallo is made with Jicama and oranges, not tomatoes and onions!" There are REGIONAL differences, folks. This is perfectly acceptable pico di gallo, in the northern style, although I agree I would not blanch and skin the tomatoes or add garlic. But, does your mom make meatloaf exactly the way Mrs. Jones down the street does? No? Is one of them wrong, and the other right? Or are they just different?
CorneliusSneedley 1 year ago
I don't agree with removing the skin. Dumb move!
stogiedude 1 year ago 4
@stogiedude I agree with your comment 100%
eugie73 7 months ago
here in mexico the pico de gallo is chopped tomato, onion and chile, with a few drops of lemon, but it is logical that there are many ways to prepare your style
Morkecho 1 year ago 4
I am african american and know better than that
Grace3656 1 year ago
im not mexican im acualy puertorican but i defenetly know thats not the way to do pico de gallo!!! girr...
thailandbwaylover 2 years ago
i am from mexico and we don't make the pico de gallo like that in mexico we don't boil the tomatoes esa madre parese basca that's ,pico de gallo gringo
TELORINODELHOYO 2 years ago
You don't own Pico De Gallo - it has been assimilated. There exists a *native* U.S. Mexican cuisine. Do a search for "Tex-Mex" or "California Cuisine," and you might further educate yourself.
jessewaugh 1 year ago
Cilantro = Coriander
and yes, we don't usually include garlic.
but a shot of Tapatio and a squeeze of lemon or lime...
(Tapatio -google it)
utfsal 2 years ago
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utfsal 2 years ago
this aint how u make pico de gallo this is jus some salsa recipe and secondly LOOK THER IS A GHOST/PERSONE THINGY AT 1:05
SuperCocacola23 2 years ago
that si the reflection of the glass bowl they are using to put the ingredients in.
eskariman 2 years ago
you are a really good cook/ chef
kageoushu 2 years ago
Check our pico de gallo recipe at youtube/dothemexican.
Greetings!
DoTheMexican 2 years ago
this is so not pico de gallo!! im mexican and we dont make it like that
CuTieCaRo14 2 years ago
Yeah I go to a true mexican place and the pico de gallo there is to die for and it doesn't have garlic.
Yomalex3 2 years ago
I'm mexican and we dont used garlic on "pico de gallo" o "salsa banderita"
itsabellabell 2 years ago
cilantro is an herb related to parsley. it's used in a lot of latino cooking, and it has a very particular flavor that not everyone enjoys.
lamllemaussade 2 years ago
whats silantro ?
bluvslou 3 years ago