One taste of this peach salsa, and you’ll agree everything’s just peachy.

This is a fresh and fruity salsa that can work with all your seasonal produce.

But do not worry: Removing the pits does not have to be complicated!

Southern Living Peach Salsa in a bowl to serve

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To remove the pit, just slice the peach in half, and cut the flesh around the pit.

It should slide right out.

How To Make Peach Salsa

It doesn’t get much easier than making salsa!

Southern Living Peach Salsa ingredients

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In fact, salsa doesn’t require any cooking at all.

Just throw all your chopped ingredients in a bowl, and stir.

The full recipe is below, but here’s a brief recap.

Southern Living Peach Salsa combining the ingredients for the salsa in a bowl

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Serve cold with fresh tortilla chips, or use as atopping for your tacosor agrilled fish.

How To Store Peach Salsa

This salsa is best enjoyed fresh.

But if you have leftovers, you could stretch them a few days.

Southern Living Peach Salsa stirring together the salsa

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Store in an airtight container, such as a Tupperware, or in a Mason jar in the fridge.

Ingredients

3medium-size fresh peaches (about 1 1/4 lb.

Stir:

Stir together and let stand 5 minutes at room temperature before serving, stirring occasionally.