Kiwi Avocado Salsa Verde

Kiwi Avocado Salsa Verde

Change up your usual avocado salsa with a surprising sweet ingredient: kiwi! It’s a vibrant, fresh & fun dip that’s perfect for parties.

snacks & dips / vegan / gluten free

Kiwi Avocado Salsa Verde

My husband Jack really loves kiwi. He grew up in Florida, so I always envisioned him growing up among kiwi trees. His grandfather had quite the green thumb, and Jack always tells stories of the fruits and vegetables they would pick and eat together. He talks about kiwi so much that I had just assumed that this tropical fruit was part of that picture as well.

Last week when I was trying to dream up a unique salsa recipe, I thought kiwi would be fun and different, and most importantly – Jack would love it. It’s not a fruit I typically reach for. To me it just seems more like a Florida thing that one should eat while in Florida if you have a magical fruity backyard. And that’s when I was shocked to find out that kiwis don’t grow in Florida at all (they grow in California & New Zealand)- he just coincidentally likes kiwi, and his childhood kiwis came from the local Publix. Which makes for a way less charming story but, stay with me, this green salsa recipe is delicious nonetheless.

Kiwi Avocado Salsa Verde

This avocado salsa is bright, tangy & slightly sweet – plus, I just love its gorgeous green color. It’ll be so perfect for your Cinco de Mayo gatherings this week, especially when accompanied with the perfect tortilla chip.

Living in Austin, I’ve become very particular about my tortilla chips, which is why I’m excited to partner with my favorite chip brand – Garden of Eatin’. I’ve been buying their chips for years – I love how they’re made with organic corn and only 3 non-GMO ingredients: organic corn, oil, and sea salt. To me, good quality simple ingredients always taste better. Their new bowl-shaped chips (p.s. how cute are they! I think they look like little stars), are perfect for scooping up fresh salsa.

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Kiwi Avocado Salsa Verde

If you’re looking for more fun dips, try my favorite tomatillo salsa, mango salsa, or guacamole!

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Kiwi Avocado Salsa Verde

  PrintPrep time 10 minsTotal time 10 mins This fresh avocado salsa has a surprising sweet ingredient: kiwi! It offers the perfect counterpoint to the spicy peppers and tangy lime. Serve this fun dip for a party or make it for a healthy snack!Author: Jeanine DonofrioRecipe type: AppetizerServes: 1½ to 2 cupsIngredients

  • 5 kiwi, peeled and diced
  • 2 scallions, chopped
  • 1 avocado, diced
  • ½ cup chopped cilantro
  • ¼ cup chopped red onion* (see note)
  • juice and zest of 1 to 2 limes (about 2 tablespoons of juice)
  • 1 garlic clove, minced
  • 1 jalapeño pepper, thinly sliced (optional)
  • sea salt
  • Garden of Eatin’ White Corn Bowls

Instructions

  1. In a small bowl, combine kiwi, scallions, avocado, cilantro, onion, lime juice and zest, garlic, jalapeño, if using, and generous pinches of sea salt. Season to taste with additional sea salt and/or lime juice. Serve with Garden of Eatin’ White Corn Bowls.

Notes*If raw red onion is too bitter for you, rinse it under cold water to remove the bitterness. Dry before adding to your salsa.3.4.3177

This is a sponsored post in partnership with Garden of Eatin’. I was compensated for my time, however, as always, opinions are my own.

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  1. Nancy Perine
    05.21.2019

    Hi there .. I enjoyed wandering through your site. Being it’s in the mid-80’s here on Maui, I wanted something “cool” for dinner. We’re blessed to have fresh veggies year around, so I headed to our Farmers’ Mkt. for those. Stopped by our food market on the way home for the tofu. We’ve got an herb garden down below the condo, so was able to grab some mint and cilantro. The salad was yummy! Thanks for sharing!

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