I use classic dill pickles, fresh cucumber for freshness and crunch, plus bell peppers and onions in my riff on Grillo's mild pickle de gallo, which I can rarely find in the store!
Ingredients
2cupsfinely diced (¼" size) English cucumber(To prepare, cut cucumber in half length-wise, scrape out seeds, then dice, to equal 2 cups diced.)
2 cupsfinely diced (¼" size) Claussen dill pickle spearsSee Notes about pickles. (To prepare, cut off and discard the strip of seeds, then dice, to equal 2 cups diced.)
1cupfinely diced (¼" size) red bell pepper
½cupfinely diced (¼" size) sweet yellow onion
1large clovegarlic, minced
½teaspoonkosher salt
½cuppickle brine, from Claussen dill pickle spears jar
Instructions
In a medium bowl, fold all ingredients until evenly combined.
Cover with a tight-fitting lid and refrigerate for at least 1 hour, folding after 30 minutes. We recommend serving this as a dip, with thick-cut kettle cooked potato chips. You could also serve with tortilla chips.
Notes
Dill pickle spears: I like to use pickle spears that have fresh, bright flavor and color - Claussen has been my usual. Grillo's pickle spears also work great, and will more closely match Grillo's pickle de gallo (which I can never find in the store!).Storage: Store any leftovers in the fridge for up to 5 days. A 1-quart canning jar works great!Other serving ideas:
As a condiment for burgers, hot dogs, and brats.
With grilled, roasted, fried, or blackened fish, chicken, or pork chops.
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