Recipe: Simple Chilled Bean & Salsa Salad

This black bean and salsa salad is simple to prepare but deep with smoky robust flavors, thanks to La Fundidora Humo salsa.  Served cold, it's a perfect side dish for hot summer days.  Sprinkle it on a taco, and you've just added a layer of sophistication to an everyday meal.  When entertaining guests during happy hour, use it as a dip with tortilla chips accompanied by refreshing margaritas. No matter how you serve it up, you'll love the ease of preparation and the flavor of the finished product.

Recipe: Simple Chilled Bean & Salsa Salad | SavoryPantryBlog.com

Simple Chilled Bean & Salsa Salad

  • 1 can black beans (drained and rinsed)
  • 2 ears of roasted corn (cut off of cob)
  • ⅓ cup chopped cilantro
  • 2 heaping Tbsp La Fundidora Humo Salsa
  • juice of 1 lime
  • pinch of salt & pepper to taste

Lightly toss all ingredients in a large bowl and allow to sit in refrigerator to thoroughly combine all flavors.

NOTE: Fire roasted corn is best. The blacker it gets, the better.  That means that all of the natural sugars in the corn have caramelized and are sweeter, providing a nice contrast to the smokey salsa and acid of lime juice.  We roasted our ears of corn in a grill pan on the stove, but this could also be done on a grill.

Recipe: Simple Chilled Bean & Salsa Salad | SavoryPantryBlog.com
Recipe: Simple Chilled Bean & Salsa Salad | SavoryPantryBlog.com
Recipe: Simple Chilled Bean & Salsa Salad | SavoryPantryBlog.com
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