I heart Cheez-its. I love every flavor and every size serving.
I love them more than my muffin top should allow.
So imagine the giddy that ensued when this arrived in my mailbox:
Lisa at Parallel Botany sent me this fabulous dose of happiness. I squealed.
Lisa has a delightful blog full of creative and beautiful things I like to look at. And wish I could make show up at my house.
Seems like it worked.
She also has free wallpaper. Coiled Rainbow is currently taking up real estate on my desktop.
Thank you Lisa.
Speaking of things I love to put in my belly...
By themselves, none of these really intrique me. Except maybe that adorable jalapeno hiding behind the lime.
But if you get out your knives that can cut aluminum cans and wield a little magic, then you get this:
I have made it my life's work to find the perfect salsa.
My work here is done.
Quick and Easy Salsa - Pampered Chef Amy
3-4 tomatoes (chopped)
1/4-1/2 onion (chopped)
1 whole jalapeno pepper (stemmed, seeded, and diced)
½ cup fresh cilantro leaves (finely chopped)
1 clove of garlic (pressed)
1/2 tsp of salt
1 tsp of lime zest (the green skin stuff)
Juice of 1 marred lime
Gather them all in a moment of silence and then marry them. Then say a prayer of thankfulness for the blogger who brought this to you.
My #1 suggestion for co-consumption would be these:
But Tostito's thought little of me and recently discontinued these heavenly chips.
But Tostito's thought much of me and recently started selling these heavenly-er chips.
Revel in the goodness.
{images: Jamie, Parallel Botany, Jamie, Tostito's}
9.28.2009
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Lisa is so awesome - love the Cheez its banner she sent you!!! :-)
ReplyDeletethat looks so delicious! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFabulous looking salsa. Very yummy looking. I would like to suggest Santita's tortilla chips. They are incredibly salty and fantastic for the days you need something like that.
ReplyDeleteAwe man, now I want chips and salsa!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the banner - it's pretty goofy :P
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat fresh salsa. I like it with really basic ingredients like yours. Once you start getting into gourmet "white corn and green tomato salsa with radish" and stuff like that, my eyes kind of glaze over...
Thanks for the shout-out and definitely LOVE the link. I just may get to Disney after all!!
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