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7.10.17 Corn and tomatoes are in season right now, so I cut my corn off of the cob rather than using canned corn. I actually forgot to add the olive oil. When I realized that, I tasted the salad, and just left it out because I thought it tasted so darn fresh and was simply spot on tasty as is. Omitting the oil also had to drop the calories and fat (which weren’t bad to begin with I will say)! We just loved this, and this was the perfect side kick to some grilled chicken.
We loved this recipe! I made exactly as the recipe stated with the exception of using a shallot instead of white onion. The flavors worked well together and was perfect for a light summer meal along with the Margarita Grilled Shrimp recipe from this site. This would be even better with fresh corn.
Made recipe exact except cut kernels off 3 left over corn on cob and only one tomato. Diced avocado and tomato smaller than original image. Was fantastic as a summer salsa with grilled chicken fajita burrito and rice. Kind of like Chipotle. A new fav in my house and great way to use left over (cooked) corn on cob.
I also prefer frozen corn. Tastes fresher. I add a little extra lime juice cause we like it that way. Great salad that gets requested every time we get together.