Watermelon Salsa

Last week I shared a recipe that my Uncle Frank had made for our family reunion last month. Today I share an equally yummy recipe that I gleaned from my Aunt Di and cousin Jill. You see, my cousin Jill is due with her first baby in late September. Like most mothers-to-be, she has had her share of food cravings and such. One of her big cravings? Watermelon. Jill came up with this recipe to satisfy her watermelon craving in a really creative, fun and tasty way. My Aunt Di then replicated it for our family reunion, and well, it didn't take me long before I was making it too. I took it to a neighbors house for a cook-out recently. The result? They *loved* it and it was gobbled up in no time. Try this recipe, I implore you. It is that good. Watermelon Salsa 4 cups of watermelon, diced and drained Juice of two limes 1 small onion, diced 1/2 - 1 small jalapeno, de-seeded and minced 1/4 cup of fresh cilantro, chopped fine 1/2 teaspoon salt Dice the watermelon. To make this much easier, buy a seedless watermelon and cut off each end first. Then, stand the watermelon on its end and with a sharp knife cut off the rind from all around the watermelon. Slice and dice your watermelon. Mix 4 cups of watermelon with the remaining ingredients. Stir well to incorporate. Let sit for 1 hour before serving for best taste, or you may serve it immediately. Serve with tortilla chips. SPC