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Tomato Corn Salad

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Yield: 8-12 servings

Courtesy of Verrill Farm.

  • 6 ears of corn, cut off the cobb
  • 1 onion, diced
  • 1 red pepper, diced
  • 2 tablespoons Italian parsley
  • 12 basil leaves, chopped
  • 2 tomatoes, diced

Saute onion, pepper, and corn in a few tablespoons of olive oil over medium-high heat. Cook until ingredients begin to soften. Stir in the tomato and add the herbs. Season with salt and pepper.

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I decided to try this at the last minute as we didn't want corn on the cob yet again. And our tomatoes where coming in at an alarming rate! I won't even mention the basil *tree*! This is so good - got thumbs up from all in the family - and that's saying a lot with this crew! Thank you! – Anonymous Review

Fantastic!!! So flavorful and colorful ... everyone loved it!! I used orange peppers instead. I'll be making this salad again, for sure. – Anonymous Review

This is now one of our favorite recipes! I used green pepper and red onion. I never would have thought to use basil with corn but it is magnificent. I don't know that dried basil would work, but this is worth planting fresh! I've had to plant more, we make this so often, – Anonymous Review

Recipe would be better if it were a cold salad during summer but is great as a cool weather recipe. Yum-m-m-! – Reviewed by Faye Peters

The best way to use fresh seasonal ingredients ... superb taste!! – Anonymous Review

I've been making this for over 25 years. Exception: I allow the corn to cool, I don't cook other veggies, and I add a bit of balsamic or apple vinegar -- sometimes a bit of celery and/or fresh herbs ... My favorite summer side dish! – Reviewed by Linda Biddle

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