Quickly-Cooked Halibut With Roasted Tomato Jalapeño Salsa
Sweet, tender halibut is perfect when topped with roasted tomato and jalapeno salsa. Try serving it alongside a lightly-dressed green salad.
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Roasted Tomato And Jalapeño Salsa
This spicy and flavorful salsa is great spooned over almost any white fish, grilled chicken or pork. It's a quick, easy and healthy way to add flavor to any dish.
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Basic But Wonderful Ceviche
This easy ceviche recipe is the no-cook entree you need for summer. Starring whitefish, fresh vegetables and plenty of citrus, it's refreshing, fresh and delicious.
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Roasted Garden Salsa
Skip the jarred salsas and make your own this weekend. You'll create robust and fuller flavor and save on calories, too.
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Green Salsa With Tomatillos
"Green salsa can be made any number of ways, but I think my roasted version is the best," says food and gardening blogger Valerie Rice. "It's a great condiment for Mexican food of all types and a fantastic option on grilled fish, shrimp or octopus; it also complements roasted chicken deliciously."
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Smoked Jalapeño Tuna Salad Sandwich
Tuna salad gets a twist by using a chipotle mayo base. This, coupled with shredded carrots, creates for a colorful pinkish-orange hue. The salad is layered with sliced tomato, avocado and arugula, and served on toasted multigrain bread making a satisfying, light, wholesome lunch.
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Pickled Jalapeño Burger
There’s nothing better than tangy pickled jalapeños — except maybe a burger topped with them. This...
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The Jalapeño Popper Sandwich
Jalapeño poppers are one of our absolute favorite party appetizers. Bring the gooey, spicy delight of that fried food to your grilled cheese
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Wholly Stuffed Jalapeños
This recipe combines the best ingredients life has to offer. The salty and smoky bacon pairs perfectly with the spicy jalapeño pepper.
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Jalapeño Poppers In A Blanket
What makes these jalapeño poppers better than what you'd get in a restaurant? Well, they're baked, not fried
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